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Teaching Struggling Readers How to Use Brain-Based Research to Maximize Learning

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ISBN-10: 0325004358

ISBN-13: 9780325004358

Edition: 2003

Authors: Carol Lyons

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Marie Clay, in her foreword, says that this important book will help raise the profile for what is needed to get all children off to a good start in education. And a good place to start is with Carol Lyons. Lyons does a masterful job of introducing teachers to the concepts, categories, language, and arguments pertaining to the brain's control of what readers do. She offers a new way of thinking about learning, about how the mind develops, and about what teachers can do to reach struggling readers. She draws on examples from interactions with her son and her own teaching, from research, and from the work of ten expert teachers, who have successfully taught those children often considered…    
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Book details

List price: $44.00
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Heinemann
Publication date: 2/4/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 216
Size: 8.50" wide x 11.00" long x 0.48" tall
Weight: 1.100
Language: English

Carol Lyons is Professor Emeritus at The Ohio State University, where she teaches graduate courses in reading, learning and cognition, and professional development courses for university and district-level trainers in Reading Recovery and the Literacy Collaborative. For the past twenty years, she has conducted research and published numerous articles and book chapters on teacher thinking/learning and practice, reading, and learning/reading disability. Lyons is coauthor (with Gay Su Pinnell and Diane DeFord) of Partners in Learning: Teachers and Children in Reading Recovery and coeditor (with Diane DeFord and Gay Su Pinnell) of Bridges to Literacy: Learning from Reading Recovery, which is…    

Understanding the Developing Mind
How the Brain Develops and Functions
Attention, Movement, and Learning
Language and Learning
Emotion, Memory, and Learning
Creating Literacy Environments to Help All Students Achieve Their Full Potential
Teaching Reluctant, Unmotivated Students
Teaching Hard-to-Teach Students
Teaching LD and AD(H)D Students
Understanding What Makes Teachers Expert
Characteristics of Expert Teachers
Knowledge, Thinking, Reasoning, and Practice of Expert Teachers
Pulling It All Together: Perspectives on the Brain, Learning, and Teaching