INTEGRATING READING AND WRITING SKILLS – HOW TO HOLISTICALLY TEACH READING AND WRITING SKILLS TOGETHER.
Keywords:
Reading, writing, literacy integration, teaching strategies, holistic education, language proficiencyAbstract
Integrating reading and writing skills is essential for developing comprehensive literacy among students. This article explores the benefits of a holistic approach to teaching these interconnected skills and presents effective strategies for educators to implement in the classroom. By fostering the relationship between reading and writing, teachers can enhance students' overall language proficiency and critical thinking abilities.
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