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The critical reader In this age of information overload, Dr. Frey believes that students need sharpened skills to read with a critical eye.
Audio books for struggling readers Beth Poss explains that the definition of reading has expanded—we must recognize audiobooks and podcasts as valid conveyers of content.
Books Build Strong Vocabulary Dr. Rebecca Silverman talks about how children’s books give kids the opportunity to learn sophisticated new words in context.
Why today’s students need literature Jago believes that literature helps you to understand the human condition and where your place is in this world.
How do we help teachers succeed in teaching reading? Teachers are often closed off from research that would make it possible for more educators and students to succeed.
We need diverse books because … Jago says, “The whole story is made up of a lot of different stories. And right now many students are not hearing those other stories.”
Role of Speech-Language Pathologists in Reading Dr. Julie Washington unpacks the evolving role of speech-language pathologists in supporting reading instruction.
Has audiovisual media ruined reading? Lisa Guernsey offers her opinion on how audiovisual media impacts reading.
G. Reid Lyon: Reading Today G. Reid Lyon describes reading as a crucial skill today and emphasizes the factors needed for success.
