Julie Bogart
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404 appearances
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first heard Jun 2023
last heard Jun 2023
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Wrong if my standard is accuracy.
And so what kids do is they dumb down their content to match their mechanical skills.
And then we read it and we're like, this is flat-footed, this is dull, this is boring, use a better word.
But your child has already thought if I try to write cornucopia, I'm gonna spell it wrong.
And so I better pick a different word like many.
That's what they do.
But if we prioritize self-expression and we give them the freedom to take that risk, to write the word.
Inaccurately and to even later explain to us what that word is, we can say, Wow, I love that you use the word cornucopia or apocalypse.
That's an amazing term in this space.
Want some support in spelling it accurately?
Let me show you how.
Which is so different than well, you spelled it wrong.
I'm gonna put a red line through it or circle it with a big red circle or give you.
You minus two on your page because you misspelled two, really ambitious but wonderful words.
This is the difference.
Yeah, so I am a huge fan of this notion of what I call jot it down, jotting down your child's words for them.
That can start as early as age two or three, and it can continue until the child is feeling pretty fluent in reading and handwriting.
At that point, you do want to make the transition where the child starts to practice owning that feeling of thinking in their minds and using their hands.
Now, for kids who struggle with dysgraphia or dyslexia, if you are using support systems to help bridge that gap while they're practicing, just know it will take them a little longer.
But we still want their hand engaged.
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