Beyond Structured Literacy [Premium]

After hard-won battles to increase awareness of dyslexia, choose curriculum, and train teachers in structured literacy, a wave of articles in the media has challenged the gains “science of reading” groups have made and raised issues about the latest wave of testing results shows.

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The Importance of “Unexpectedness” in Dyslexia [Premium]

At a recent U.S. House Appropriations Subcommittee hearing on the “Science of Reading,” witnesses emphasized the value of early, explicit decoding instruction. They also underscored a point that should be noncontroversial: intelligence scores should never be used to deny a struggling reader access to evidence-based instruction and support.

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Rethinking Auditory-Only Phonemic Awareness Training for Reading in the Early Grades Does Not Work

A new study reported on in Education Week found that a widely-used phonemic awareness program (the oral-only Heggerty curriculum) did not improve gains in word reading or oral reading fluency, although it did significantly improve phonemic awareness skills.

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Interconnected Minds: How Dyslexic People Can Read More Deeply [Premium]

Interconnected Minds: How Dyslexic People Can Read More Deeply [Premium]

Dyslexia is also associated with deeper aspects of reading, whether it’s understanding story structure, or weaving together complex relationships and themes that others may miss.

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Making Reading Progress but Slower than Expected [Premium]

Often there are other factors like more significant auditory processing, working memory, or visual processing difficulties that can make progress in reading much slower.

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Why is My Student Being Taught Nonsense Words?

Nonsense words may be used to assess how well students have learned certain phonemes and how they are blended, but they should not be memorized…

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Reading Comprehension vs Decoding

For young children who seem to be reluctant readers, it may be hard to know where the reading problems occur. If comprehensive testing by a professional is available, the result can provide valuable information. Where are the difficulties occurring?

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Dyslexia and Reading at Home: Cultivating Lifelong [Premium]

The challenge is striking a balance between encouraging your student’s reading aloud, but also helping out and making corrections when your student either stops and doesn’t know where to begin sounding out a word.

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