More evidence that Reading Wreckovery is not effective
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I found an amazing blog developed by two speech pathologists. You can sign up to receive an email when there are updates. To help you better understand some of the ideas, there are videos showing a teacher working with a student. Check out the archives and recent posts. So far, the posts have been about:apps, Articulation, Comprehension, Literacy, Main Idea/Detail, memory strategies, Organization, software, speech-language, Vocabulary, word retrieval, and Written Language.
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