10 essential instructional elements for students with reading difficulties: a brain-friendly approach/ Andrew P. Johnson

By: Johnson, Andrew PPublication details: Thousand Oaks, California: Corwin, 2016Description: xii, 242 p. : ill. ; 25 cmISBN: 9781483373775 Subject(s): Reading--Remedial teaching | Reading disability | Cognitive neuroscience | Cognitive psychologyDDC classification: 372.43
Contents:
Creating meaning with print : the neurocognitive model -- Eye movement and neural pathways -- Understanding reading from a cognitive perspective -- Diagnosis and documentation -- Reading lessons -- Emergent literacy : concepts of print and phonemic awareness -- Emotions and motivation -- Literature and instructional approaches -- Phonics -- Strategies for developing word identification skills -- Fluency -- Comprehension : narrative text -- Comprehension of expository text -- Vocabulary -- Writing.
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Creating meaning with print : the neurocognitive model --
Eye movement and neural pathways --
Understanding reading from a cognitive perspective --
Diagnosis and documentation --
Reading lessons --
Emergent literacy : concepts of print and phonemic awareness --
Emotions and motivation --
Literature and instructional approaches --
Phonics --
Strategies for developing word identification skills --
Fluency --
Comprehension : narrative text --
Comprehension of expository text --
Vocabulary --
Writing.

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