4 Steps to Reach Struggling Readers

4 Steps to Reach Struggling Readers

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Building Lexical Quality: The Secret to Stronger Word Reading

252: There’s more to learning a word than simply decoding it correctly. Dr. Carolyn Strom explains how rich connections between a word’s sounds, spelling, meaning, and structure help students remember words and become stronger, more automatic readers. Click here for this episode' ...  Show more

What do we REALLY know about phonemic awareness?

251: Phonemic awareness is essential for learning to read—but what does the research actually tell us about how to teach it? Dr. Beth Phillips and Dr. Shayne Piasta unpack what we know (and what we still don’t know) about rhyming, phonological sensitivity, phonemic awareness, and ...  Show more

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