Why Can't My Daughter Read?: Success Strategies for Helping Girls with Dyslexia and Reading Difficulties
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| Rating | : | 4.76 (651 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1618210254 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 208 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-07-25 |
| Language | : | English |
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Specifically written for parents of girls who struggle with the reading process, "Why Can't My Daughter Read?" takes parents through the components of the reading process, then provides strategies, guidance, and real-life stories they can use to help their daughters succeed at (and learn to love) reading. In addition, myths and misconceptions about girls and reading will be debunked as readers discover the best methods and technologies they can employ to help their daughters overcome their reading challenges.. Along with a discussion of the unique ways girls mask their reading difficulties from their parents, teachers, and peers, the book includes insight into the lives of struggling female readers by profiling young wome
Ellen Burns Hurst, an Atlanta, GA, native, holds a Ph.D. . in language and literacy. At the heart of this passion is the desire to level the achievement playing field for all children. Dr. Hurst continues to focus on her passion of changing the reading lives of students through her private practice and research presentations at national and international literacy conferences. A true pioneer in the field of dyslexia, her passion for working with struggling readers is exemplified by her work a
An essential recommendation for parents and teachers Karla Zisook, PhD As a public school teacher, reading specialist, and past president of the Georgia International Dyslexia Association, I fully endorse Dr. Hurst's Why Can't My Daughter Read? This book is a much needed resource for parents and teachers trying to navigate the often treacherous terrain of meeting the particular needs of dyslexic girls. As illustrated by her research on women who had childhood reading difficulties, girls are often overlooked for intervention because of their docile and compliant behavior- all ways of covering for their lack of reading ability. Ultimately, as Hurst argues,. Kelli Bynum, PhD said Why Can't My Daughter Read?. Dr. Hurst has given parents and educators a straight forward and detailed manual of how to identify, understand, and address dyslexia in children, especially girls. Each chapter provides detailed definitions and checklists as well as current scientific research regarding brain plasticity. Chapters 6 and 7 are essential reads for any parent with young children. Dr. Hurst provides extensive information about what parents can do to increase a child's reading ability. This chapter offers specific activities and technology apps for phonemic awareness, reading fluency, and reading comprehen. A strong resource I enjoyed the way Dr. Hurst doesn't just talk about the who, how, and why of identifying dyslexia, but how parents can take an active part in helping their daughters, and avoid the feelings of helplessness. I liked the approach she took with detailing case studies, providing direct explanation, and ending with instructional methods that can be applied. Some of my favorite parts were Chapter A strong resource Joy Baljet I enjoyed the way Dr. Hurst doesn't just talk about the who, how, and why of identifying dyslexia, but how parents can take an active part in helping their daughters, and avoid the feelings of helplessness. I liked the approach she took with detailing case studies, providing direct explanation, and ending with instructional methods that can be applied. Some of my favorite parts were Chapter 4 "Taking action Before Dyslexia and Identity Collide" because it stresses the relationship between unidentified Dyslexia and a girl's ability to navigate an increasing workload and more complex re. "Taking action Before Dyslexia and Identity Collide" because it stresses the relationship between unidentified Dyslexia and a girl's ability to navigate an increasing workload and more complex re
in language and literacy. About the Author Dr. A true pioneer in the field of dyslexia, her passion for working with struggling readers is exemplified by her work as an intervention/reading specialist for 35 years in the public and private sectors. . Ellen Burns Hurst, an Atlanta, GA, native, holds a Ph.D. Hurst continues to focus on her passion of changing the reading lives of students through her private practice and research presentations at national and international literacy conferences. Dr. At the heart of this passion is the desire to level the achievement playing field for all children