Teaching struggling readers : how to use brain-based research to maximize learning / Carol A. Lyons. [print]
Material type: TextPublication details: Portsmouth, New Hampshire : Heinemann, (c)2003.Description: xii, 204 pages : illustrations ; 29 cmContent type:- text
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- LB1050.L991.T433 2003
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How the brain grows and functions -- Attention, movement, and learning -- Language and learning -- Emotion, memory, and learning -- Creating literate environments to help all students achieve their full potential -- Teaching reluctant, unmotivated students -- Teaching hard to teach students -- Teaching students classified as learning disabled and having attention deficit (hyperactivity) disorder -- 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 expert teaching.
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