Reading comprehension can be made interesting when hands-on activities are done. Try this with your child!

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    1 Response to "Speech Language Therapy Reading Comprehension Practice Making A Pencil Holder"

    • John Smith
      May 10, 2015

      English is the language of science and as a foreign student and postdoc, in the US especially, one should consider speaking English a big part of their career development.
      I have met many foreigners who did not use their English regularly and their presentation skills, their ability to communicate their science (taking questions, writing papers, understanding other peoples work) suffered greatly from it.
      Even if you are talking about science and not about me in another language I would still like to learn from your conversation, and who knows, maybe I'll have something useful to add to your discussion.

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