Using Music to Teach Reading to Kindergarten Students
A common struggle for teachers, of typical and ESE students, is teaching the students to learn how to read with
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A Preliminary Investigation of the Benefits of Computer-Aided Instruction in Reading Decoding for Students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and Other Developmental Disabilities
By Doris Adams Hill, Auburn University; Margaret M. Flores, Auburn University Issue: Spring/Summer 2015 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.275 Research indicates that systematic
A Discussion of Reading Disorders: Perceptual, Cognitive and Mnemonic Elements
A Perplexing Problem In some ways the very idea of a reading disorder makes little sense; particularly in light of
Adolescent Literacy
Abstract Adolescents entering the adult world in the 21st century will read and write more than at any other time
Using E-Readers to Improve Reading for Students with Mild Disabilities
By Amy Camardese, Westminster College; M. Eileen Morelli, Westminster College; Yehuda Peled, Western Galilee College; Maile Kirkpatrick, Greenville School District
Enjoying Favorite Books with Struggling Readers: Part 2
Children enjoy books more when they do not have to stop and sound out difficult words. Researchers have found that
Enjoying Favorite Books with Struggling Readers: Part I
Struggling readers are so used to being corrected as they read and sound out words that they come to anticipate
The Effects of Self-Graphing on Oral Reading Fluency for a Student with E/BD within an Alternative Education School
By Sara C. McDaniel, University of Alabama; Kristine Jolivette, Georgia State University; Robin Parks Ennis, Georgia State University Issue: Spring/Summer
Using a Four-point Scaled Writing Rubric: Improving the Quantity and the Quality of the Writing in a First Grade Specialized 8:1:1 Classroom
By Lynn Carlson, Manhattanville College Issue: Spring/Summer 2013 DOI: 10.64546/jaasep.206 Currently, in forty-five states and three U.S. territories (National Governors