How to carry out the strategy research of effectively promoting children's reading in rural primary schools

The reading tutorial should follow the following steps: 1. Decide on teaching goals: define the goals of the reading tutorial class, such as improving students 'reading ability, cultivating students' reading habits, helping students better understand the text, etc. 2. Choose the teaching content: According to the teaching objectives, choose the teaching content suitable for the students 'reading level and comprehension ability. You can choose from classic literature, modern literature, children's literature, etc. 3. Design teaching activities: According to the teaching objectives and teaching content, design reasonable teaching activities such as explanation, discussion, analysis, reading practice, etc. Teaching activities should be in line with students 'interests and learning habits. 4. Learning Resources: Learning resources related to the teaching content such as books, articles, reading guides, etc. These resources should match the reading level of the students and help them better understand the teaching content. 5. Evaluation and reflection: After the reading guidance class, evaluate and reflect on the students 'learning results and shortcomings, and adjust and improve according to the actual situation. The reading guidance class should focus on stimulating students 'interest in reading, cultivating students' reading ability and helping students better understand the text. By carefully designing teaching activities and providing suitable learning resources, students can improve their reading level and cultivate reading habits, laying a solid foundation for future reading and learning.

The implementation plan of the research project of "Research on the Whole Book Reading Guidance Strategy for Middle and Senior Grade Students in Primary Schools in the Villages" is as follows: I. Research background Reading this book is one of the important ways to improve students 'reading comprehension ability. In rural areas, due to the lack of educational resources, students were under greater pressure to study, and there were fewer opportunities to read the entire book. Therefore, the purpose of this project is to improve their reading ability and provide them with more effective reading support by studying the guiding strategies of the whole book reading of the middle and senior grade students in rural primary schools. II. Research Purpose The purpose of this research is to explore the guiding strategies of the whole book reading of the middle and senior grade students in rural primary schools, improve their reading ability and reading comprehension ability, and provide better reading support for their growth and development. III. Research content The research content of this topic mainly includes the following aspects: 1. The current situation and problem analysis of the whole book reading of the middle and senior students in rural primary schools. 2. Research on the guiding strategies and methods of reading the whole book. 3. Guide the specific implementation and evaluation of strategies and methods. 4. Research Steps 1. Research plan: formulate a research plan for this topic, define the research objectives, content, methods, and time schedule. 2. Literature review: Review the relevant domestic and foreign studies to understand the relevant theories, methods and results to provide theoretical support and foundation for the research. 3. Research targets: The research targets include the middle and senior grade students in rural primary schools. 4. Research methods: The research data was obtained through the investigation and analysis of the subjects by means of a survey, case analysis, and literature review. 5. Carrying out the research: formulate specific guiding strategies and methods according to the research plan, and implement and evaluate the guiding strategies and methods. 6. Research results: Through the methods of survey, case analysis, literature review, etc., the research results were analyzed and summarized to form research results and reports. 7. Summing up and looking forward to: summarize the research results and look forward to the future development direction and research direction.

To carry out the research on the teaching guidance strategy of different teaching links in early reading, we need to start from the following aspects: 1. Decide on the goal and content of early reading: Before researching the teaching and guiding strategies of early reading, we must first clarify the goal and content of early reading. Different early reading goals may involve different content, such as the improvement of language skills, the cultivation of emotions and values, etc. Therefore, it was necessary to determine the content of early reading according to the goal in order to provide corresponding teaching guidance for different teaching links. 2. Analysis of the current teaching situation of early reading: Before researching the teaching guidance strategy of early reading, we need to analyze the current teaching situation of early reading. This can be achieved through the investigation and analysis of the existing early reading materials, teaching methods, and evaluation methods. 3. Design the teaching plan of early reading: After studying the teaching guidance strategy of early reading, we need to design the teaching plan of early reading. This can be achieved by analyzing and evaluating teaching strategies and adjusting teaching plans according to the results of the evaluation. 4. Carrying out the teaching strategies of early reading: After carrying out the teaching strategies of early reading, it is necessary to evaluate the teaching strategies. This could be achieved by evaluating the students 'learning, the teachers' teaching effectiveness, and the school's teaching quality. In short, the research on the teaching guidance strategy of different teaching links of early reading needs to start from many aspects, including determining the goal and content of early reading, analyzing the current teaching situation of early reading, designing the teaching plan of early reading and implementing the teaching strategy of early reading.

Reading aloud is an important form of literature education. It can help students improve their language skills and intonation. Here are some suggestions for effective reading lessons: 1. Create a good reading environment: give students enough space to read and there is no interference around. 2. Choose appropriate reading materials: Choose materials suitable for the student's level, including stories, poems, essays, etc. 3. Make a reading plan: Ask the students to make a reading plan, including the time and frequency of reading and the goal. 4. Guide the students to practice: Let the students practice more, including imitating reading aloud, role-playing, reading aloud in groups, etc. 5. encourage students to express themselves: encourage students to share their reading works and evaluate the quality of their reading. 6. Giving feedback and guidance: Giving feedback and guidance to students to help them improve their reading skills. 7. Pay attention to the emotional expression of reading aloud: Let the students pay attention to the emotional expression, including the change of voice and emotional tone. 8. Various forms of reading aloud: In addition to reading aloud, other forms of teaching such as speeches and debates can also be used. Through the above suggestions, we can effectively carry out reading aloud teaching to help students improve their literary accomplishment and language skills.

Reading teaching is an important way to improve students 'reading level and reading comprehension ability. Here are some effective reading teaching strategies: 1. Create a positive reading environment: Create a quiet and comfortable reading environment so that students can concentrate and reduce distractions. 2. Enlighten students to read actively: guide students to read actively and encourage them to explore the content of the text to understand the meaning and theme of the article. 3. Teaching reading skills: Teaching students some reading skills such as fast reading, key reading, detailed understanding, etc. to improve reading efficiency and accuracy. 4. Diverse reading materials: provide different types of reading materials such as novels, essays, news, etc. to encourage students to expand their reading range and improve their reading skills. 5. Regular assessment of students 'reading progress: Regular assessment of students' reading progress to understand their performance in learning and timely adjustment and improvement. 6. Students are encouraged to share their reading experiences and feelings to deepen their understanding and memory of the text. Reading teaching should focus on cultivating students 'reading ability and interest, as well as pay attention to the effective guidance and encouragement of teachers. Through a variety of strategies and means to help students improve their reading level and reading comprehension ability to achieve their reading goals.

The rural primary school is an important part of the education in rural areas. It bears the important task of cultivating the good moral character, knowledge level and practical ability of primary school students. In this article, I will discuss the characteristics, advantages, and challenges of rural primary schools. One of the characteristics of rural primary schools was their remote geographical location. Due to economic conditions and inconvenient transportation, many students could not get good educational resources. Therefore, rural primary schools often had insufficient education standards, teachers, and teaching facilities. However, these shortcomings did not mean that rural primary schools did not have excellent educational resources. On the contrary, these schools often had a unique teaching environment and atmosphere that could better provide educational services for students. Another characteristic of rural primary schools was that educational resources were rich and uneven. Due to geographical and economic constraints, some schools have better teaching resources such as classrooms, laboratories, and libraries, while others are relatively poor. This situation could lead to differences in students 'knowledge, skill levels, and learning ability. However, by strengthening the balanced distribution of educational resources, students in rural primary schools could also enjoy better education. The rural primary schools still faced some challenges. First of all, due to the geographical location and economic conditions, some schools lacked sufficient teachers and teaching facilities. Secondly, the students in rural primary schools often faced greater life and learning pressure and needed more attention and support. Finally, the education of rural primary schools needed to adapt to social development and needed more attention and support. As an important part of education in rural areas, rural primary schools have unique advantages and challenges. By strengthening the balanced distribution of educational resources and paying attention to the living and learning needs of students, rural primary schools can better provide educational services for students and cultivate more outstanding talents.

To successfully guide primary school students to carry out extra-cursory reading, the following aspects needed to be considered: 1. Choose suitable reading materials: Primary school students have different reading interests and abilities. They need to choose reading materials that are suitable for their age and interests. He could choose from children's literature, classic novels, popular science books, and many other aspects. 2. Establishing good reading habits: The reading habits of primary school students need to be cultivated from an early age. They can gradually develop good reading habits from a fixed reading time and reading content every day. 3. Stimulate reading interest: Reading interest is the driving force for reading. It can stimulate primary school students 'interest in reading in many ways, such as through stories, games, discussions, etc., so that they can feel the joy and fun of reading. 4. provide appropriate reading support: in the process of primary school students 'reading, they need to provide appropriate reading support, such as providing reading materials, guiding reading skills, encouraging reading sharing, etc. The following are some successful cases of guiding primary school students to read outside the classroom: 1. Read The Little Prince: This is a classic fairy tale novel suitable for primary school students. Through the story of the little prince, the author guided the primary school students to think about life and values so that they could feel the importance and value of reading. Read the Harry Potter series: This is a magic novel suitable for primary school students. The novels were full of imagination and mystery. Reading them could stimulate the imagination and creativity of primary school students. 3. Read Journey to the West: This is a mythical novel suitable for primary school students. The novel is full of adventure and thrills. Through reading, primary school students can be guided to understand Chinese traditional culture and history. 4. Read the Encyclopedia: This is a large encyclopedia suitable for primary school students. Encyclopedias contain a wealth of knowledge and information, which can guide primary school students to expand their knowledge and horizons through reading. Reading popular science books: popular science books can help primary school students understand science and natural phenomena. Reading can guide them to be interested in science.

The following suggestions can be taken into account when carrying out primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities: 1. Choose suitable extra-cursory reading materials: including novels, essays, poems, etc. These materials should be in line with the reading level and interest of primary school students, and should also be educational. 2. Design a reading plan: You can formulate a corresponding reading plan according to the age and reading level of primary school students. For example, you can read one or more different types of articles every week or hold a reading competition every month. 3. provide a variety of reading methods: for example, organizing reading lectures in class or using school resources to build reading corners and reading groups so that primary school students can freely choose the time and place to read. 4. Strengthening reading promotion: You can invite experts, scholars, or parents to the school to give reading promotion speeches or organize reading activities, or use social media and other channels to publicize and promote. 5. Cultivate reading habits: Through regular reading activities and reading promotion, primary school students will gradually develop reading habits and interests to improve their reading standards.

Carrying out extra-cursory reading activities for primary school students could allow them to expand their knowledge by reading excellent literary works, improve their reading comprehension ability, and cultivate their independent thinking and innovation ability. The following are some suggestions for carrying out after-school reading activities for primary school students: 1. Choose literature suitable for primary school students, such as fairy tales, fables, science fiction, historical stories, etc. These works could attract their interest and help them understand different cultures and ideas. 2. To provide reading materials and arrange reading time regularly. You can arrange time for students to read at school or at home. Parents or teachers could also be encouraged to read with their children regularly. 3. Carry out reading activities such as sharing reading experiences and discussing reading materials. This way, the students could better understand the work and exchange their thoughts and feelings. 4. Students are encouraged to express their reading results through writing. This will help students better master reading skills and also train their writing skills. 5. To organize a reading exhibition to display the students 'reading achievements. This way, the students would feel that their reading was recognized and would be encouraged to continue reading. Primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities need to pay attention to guidance and motivation, but also need to pay attention to the quality and effect of reading. Through such activities, students can improve their reading level and thinking ability, laying a solid foundation for their growth and development.

Carrying out primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities can help to improve their interest and ability in reading and promote their all-round development. The following are some suggestions for carrying out after-school reading activities for primary school students: 1. Choose a suitable time and place. Choose a time and place suitable for the primary school students to participate within their safety and comfort. Reading activities can be held at school or at home, or in the school library or at home library. 2. Make an activity plan. Make an activity plan according to the age and interests of the primary school students. Some interesting reading sessions could be arranged, such as guessing riddles, role-playing, sharing and communication, so that primary school students could feel the joy of reading. 3. To provide reading resources. To provide a variety of reading resources for primary school students, such as books, library borrowing, online search, etc. They could make use of the resources in the school library or organize primary school students to participate in activities such as reading clubs to give them more opportunities to come into contact with and read different types of books. 4. Parents are encouraged to participate. Parents could encourage primary school students to study more through family education. You can participate in reading activities with your parents or ask them to share their reading experiences and feelings. 5. To promote reading culture. By organizing various reading activities to promote reading culture, primary school students 'reading attainment and interest will be improved. Reading information could be posted on school bulletin boards, class bulletin boards, and other places to encourage primary school students to read. Carrying out the primary school students 'extra-cursory reading activities requires patience and carefulness. We must fully consider the safety and health of the primary school students and let them enjoy the fun of reading in a pleasant atmosphere.