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Robert Pianta: Homes that promote learning Dr. Pianta describes home environments that promote learning and development for young children.
Mark Seidenberg: What has research taught us about how children learn to read? Mark Seidenberg unpacks recent reading research and explains key implications.
Family life and summer learning Dr. Alexander discusses the relationship between family life and summer learning.
What are you most optimistic about with regard to dyslexia? Dr. Gabrieli is optimistic that positive changes in the early grades will have a ripple effect.
Maryanne Wolf: Teachers Dr. Maryanne Wolf discusses some of the behaviors all parents can employ to help their child become a successful reader.
Talking Tutoring: Finding the Right Program The panelists discuss how parents can find the right tutoring program for their child and what the characteristics of a strong tutoring program look like.
What are the odds that a parent wth dyslexia will pass it to their children? 40-60% of children who have an older sibling or parent with dyslexia will develop dyslexia themselves.
The Beginning School study Dr. Karl Alexander of Johns Hopkins University discusses the Beginning School Study.
