Make It Stick: The Science of Successful Learning
This book discussion covered the key concepts and include questions to spark discussion on applying these ideas to the Barton System and Reading Simplified
Reader, Come Home: The Reading Brain in a Digital World by Maryanne Wolf
Through a series of letters, Wolf explores the specific changes in the evolving reading brain that are happening now and may happen in different ways in a few short years. And we have powerful technology to identify these changes. Understanding the impact of screens on our reading brains is something all literacy tutors should want to know more about and will be the focus of this book discussion.
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This book discussion covered the key concepts and include questions to spark discussion on applying these ideas to the Barton System and Reading Simplified
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