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Signs of Literacy Kitri Kyllo’s deaf and hard of hearing program is showing first graders how to read using cued English.
Finding what makes us the same Lulu discusses how a multicultural family taught her to appreciate diversity as well as what we all share.
A source of unity Ada retells folktales and nursery rhymes that unite generations of people from all across the Spanish-speaking world.
Early Warning Signs From an early age, Michael struggled with oral language and understanding word structure.
Looking at Phonemes A spectrogram helps a Carnegie Mellon University researcher prove why it can be difficult for children to develop phonemic awareness.
Role of Speech-Language Pathologists in Reading Dr. Julie Washington unpacks the evolving role of speech-language pathologists in supporting reading instruction.
What are the challenges of learning to read in a different dialect? Dr. Mark Seidenberg discusses the challenges of learning to read in a different dialect and offers solutions.
Delayed Oral Language Development Dr. Julie Washington discusses the implications of delayed oral language development.
