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EPISODE · Nov 28, 2017 · 40 MIN

RAR #82: Why Fidgeting is a Good Sign (and what brain science has to say about reading aloud), Dr. Michael Gurian

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Parents of wiggly kids – the proof is here. In this episode with author Dr. Michael Gurian, you’ll hear scientific evidence demonstrates that many kids not only need to move while being read to, they actually retain information better when they are allowed to do so.In this episode, you’ll hear:why boys might prefer to read non-fiction, and why we should let themwhy we don’t need to worry about our kids reading graphic novelshow we can help resistant kids fall in love with readingYou’ll love all the research in this episode and how it will help you to know how best to support the children in front of you.Find the rest of the show notes at https://readaloudrevival.com/82/.

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