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Modeling Read Alouds for Parents Dr. Julie Washington discusses why it is important to model the read aloud process for parents.
Referrals from parents, teachers, and pediatricians Dr. Cooper-Kahn notes that referrals often come from parents, teachers, or pediatricians.
Tell Kids with Dyslexia and ADHD "You're Okay Just as You Are" Often and Regularly Mooney knows that encouragement and validation can be incredibly healing for a kid with learning differences.
Tapping into the public library Dr. James Kim discusses how to tap into the resources available at the public library.
Preschool for ELLs: Professional Development Dr. Palacios discusses professional development for preschool programs that have new ELL populations, as well as the benefits of teacher mentoring.
High expectations and positive feedback When working with children with autism, it is important to have high expectations and to use positive language.
Maryanne Wolf: Teachers Dr. Maryanne Wolf discusses some of the behaviors all parents can employ to help their child become a successful reader.
The impact of Reach Out and Read Reach Out and Read reaches parents and their children through pediatric offices across the U.S.
Closing the word gap Lisa Guernsey discusses the importance of oral conversation between children and their caregivers.
Generalizing a student's skills Dr. Reeve discusses what teachers and parents can do to support a student with autism in generalizing their skills.
