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EPISODE · Mar 24, 2020 · 28 MIN

Learning to Read: What the Research Says

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Why is learning to read difficult for some children? Dr. Linda Hirsch speaks with reading expert NYU Professor Kay Stahl about research-based principles of reading instruction. An examination of the best teaching practices for developing proficient and engaged readers.

Why is learning to read difficult for some children? Dr. Linda Hirsch speaks with reading expert NYU Professor Kay Stahl about research-based principles of reading instruction. An examination of the best teaching practices for developing proficient and engaged readers.

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