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If you or anyone in your family has had reading problems before, you'll be giving your kids a great head start if you provide them with some basic reading skills before they start school. It may be the extra boost they need so that they don't fall behind, even if they process information differently from other kids.

And if you have an extremely intelligent kid, they'll lap up any reading skills you can give them a year, or even two years before they go to school.

Understanding reading basics also give children extraordinary confidence too and the feeling that learning is easy. With luck that early confidence may stay with them throughout their school life.

The earlier children read fluently, the better. It's like learning to ride a bicycle. And once they've mastered it, they realise just how much fun reading can be.

The sooner a child learns to read easily, the sooner they can start enjoying books as well as learning about the content inside books and writing their own material.

There is no one way to learn to read. The majority of children are taught to read by learning what letters and combinations of letters sound like, and how to put them together - this is called 'phonics'. Children also learn to recognise words they've often seen before. This is called 'word recognition'. The two processes aren't always separable.

Once a child works out that c-a-t is pronounced cat, they will probably recognise 'cat' next time, even if it's in a large word like catalyst. And they may well recognise mat and fat without prompting. Other words are best learnt 'whole' by sight alone. Common words like 'said' and 'though' and 'through' don't' follow simple sound patterns and only repetition will help here. The important thing to remember is that these aren't the only ways we learn to read.

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What sort of procedures do they need to live and work in US?

i have this japanese friend who has british boyfriend and they're both living in japan right now. my friend is pure japanese born and raised in japan, and her boyfriend came to japan to teach english from great britain. they are in serious relationship and hoping to get married in the future but not too soon.

her boyfriend is moving to US soon due to him starting a company and he wants to acquire permanent residency status there. my friend wants to go to US with him because not only she loves him but she also always had this dream of living in US. i suggested them to get married first, but they want to hold it until his company stabilize.

since this is about japanese citizen and british citizen wanting to live and work in US, i don't know where to start the search.
i really want to help them out cuz they're both my good friends
what sort of procedures are required for them???

He can't bring here there if they are not married. They should marry and then apply for a visa.
If he were a US citizen or at least a permanent resident, he could have brought her on a fiancee visa, but still would have had to marry her in 90 days.
There is no other way. He can't have his cake and eat it.

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