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The strengths of students with autism The many strengths of students with autism create rich opportunities for reading instruction.
Maria Salvadore: Finding the Right Books Children’s literature expert Maria Salvadore discusses books for boys, finding books for struggling readers, and the power of poems.
Guiding students through difficult books Jago explains what a good teacher can do to teach complex books and build reading rigor.
How does a teacher’s expertise contribute to helping kids read? Teachers have enormous amounts of expertise that would be invaluable to researchers; bringing together these two groups is mutually beneficial.
Tapping into the public library Dr. James Kim discusses how to tap into the resources available at the public library.
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.
