Promoting Academic Readiness for African American Males with Dyslexia

Promoting Academic Readiness for African American Males with Dyslexia

Implications for Preschool to Elementary School Teaching

Anthony Robinson, Shawn; Thompson, Corey

Taylor & Francis Ltd

11/2019

114

Dura

Inglês

9780367415372

15 a 20 dias

390

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Prelude: African American Boys with Dyslexia and Their Literacy Development

Shawn Anthony Robinson and Corey Thompson.

"The Forgotten Boys:" Introduction to Special Issue
Maryanne Wolf

Chapter 1: How Does a Metalinguistic Phonological Intervention Impact the Reading Achievement and Language of African American Boys
Jeannette Russell and Molly Drake Shiffler.

Chapter 2: Reading and Language Performance of Low-Income, African American Boys in Grades 1-5

Julie A. Washingtona, Lee Branum-Martina, Ryan Lee-Jamesb, and Congying Suna

Chapter 3: Exploring the Master Narrative: Racial Knowledge and Understanding of Language and Literacy Pedagogy for Special Education Teacher Candidates

Joy Banks and Simone Gibson.

Chapter 4: Teaching Writing to Young African American Male Students Using Evidence-Based Practices

Steve Graham, Karen R. Harris, and Keith Beard.
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