JKBOSE Class 8th English Notes PDF: Check Now

JKBOSE Class 8th English Notes PDF download PDF Notes  English subject of class 8th is a very important subject that needs to be taken seriously. The English textbook has been included in the syllabus of Class 8th. Apart from English Tulip Series, there is a grammar portion also included. There is also a reason for inculcating grammar and that is to make the students learn the basics of the English language. Today we will post JKBOSE Class 8th English notes and solutions answers. Students can download the lessons for free in pdf format. All lessons will be uploaded with time. After you read these notes, you need not go for a guide and other sources.

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The Author visited a five-year-old child Nora’s house on a weekend. They soon became friends as Nora asked him to her to read the book ‘Hop on Pop’. The author didn’t know at first how to help Nora. He just sat there looking at Nora who was trying to figure out the words in the books. The first few pages were easy for Nora but then she began to face problems. The author asked Nora to skip the words she couldn’t figure out and move ahead. Then suddenly an odd thing happened.

Nora misread a word that previously she had read correctly. The author felt puzzled at the forgotten fullness of Nora, then he realized how difficult it would be for young children to remember the words that they had seen for the first time. He remembered his experience of trying to read an Indian language and how difficult it had been for him to remember. The words he had read. So, he thought that it would be even more difficult for a child to work with new words. He feels that the children of illiterate parents are at a disadvantage because they have no books at home to play with. Also, it should be left to the child to decide when he/she wants to start to leave.

The author says that a teacher had suggested to him that the children should first get familiar with the look of words and then should try to read and remember them. This can best be done by leaving the book lying about and the child keeps on turning the page of the books. This would be the first necessary step in reading