Teaching the Brain to Read - Strategies to Improve Fluency, Vocabulary, and Comprehension

Some students acquire reading skills easily, but many struggle with some aspects of this complex process, which requires multiple parts of the brain to work together through complex networks of neurons.

Dr. Judy Willis leverages her expertise in education and neuroscience to develop a unique vision that helps students learn reading and comprehension skills, as well as motivate them to love reading. Dr. Judy highlights the importance of creating a safe learning environment that offers truly engaging teaching strategies for students, helping them:

Build phonemic awareness.

Manipulate patterns to improve reading skills.

Improve reading fluency.

Counter stress and anxiety that can hinder reading fluency.

Increase vocabulary.

Overcome reading difficulties that negatively impact comprehension.

There's no doubt that enriching your understanding of how the brain processes language, emotion, and other stimuli discussed in this book will change your outlook, the way you understand and teach reading skills, and help all your students become successful readers.

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