A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading
The Science of Reading is an interdisciplinary body of research that examines how people learn to read and identifies the most effective methods for teaching literacy. Rooted in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics, it provides evidence-based insights into the processes of reading development, emphasizing foundational skills like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Unlike older, disproven methods such as the "three-cueing system," the Science of Reading highlights the importance of explicit, systematic instruction, particularly in phonics and decoding. By understanding how the brain processes written language and applying structured literacy approaches, educators can address learning gaps, support struggling readers, and foster equitable access to literacy for all students. This research-driven framework is reshaping literacy education worldwide, offering a path to improved outcomes for diverse learners.
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A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading
The Science of Reading is an interdisciplinary body of research that examines how people learn to read and identifies the most effective methods for teaching literacy. Rooted in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics, it provides evidence-based insights into the processes of reading development, emphasizing foundational skills like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Unlike older, disproven methods such as the "three-cueing system," the Science of Reading highlights the importance of explicit, systematic instruction, particularly in phonics and decoding. By understanding how the brain processes written language and applying structured literacy approaches, educators can address learning gaps, support struggling readers, and foster equitable access to literacy for all students. This research-driven framework is reshaping literacy education worldwide, offering a path to improved outcomes for diverse learners.
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A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading

A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading

by Dr. Daniel A Sabol
A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading

A Guide for Librarians on the Science of Reading

by Dr. Daniel A Sabol

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The Science of Reading is an interdisciplinary body of research that examines how people learn to read and identifies the most effective methods for teaching literacy. Rooted in cognitive psychology, neuroscience, and linguistics, it provides evidence-based insights into the processes of reading development, emphasizing foundational skills like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension. Unlike older, disproven methods such as the "three-cueing system," the Science of Reading highlights the importance of explicit, systematic instruction, particularly in phonics and decoding. By understanding how the brain processes written language and applying structured literacy approaches, educators can address learning gaps, support struggling readers, and foster equitable access to literacy for all students. This research-driven framework is reshaping literacy education worldwide, offering a path to improved outcomes for diverse learners.

Product Details

BN ID: 2940184580746
Publisher: The Authors Point
Publication date: 02/06/2025
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
File size: 433 KB

About the Author

Dr. Danny Sabol is an accomplished librarian, educator, and knowledge management expert dedicated to fostering educational equity and innovation. He holds a Doctorate in Computer Science from Arizona State University, a Master of Library and Information Science from Long Island University, and a Master’s in Web Technologies from Pace University.

With experience spanning roles as a children’s librarian, Library Media Specialist, and Director of Library Services, Dr. Sabol has developed literacy programs, led diverse teams, and advanced community engagement initiatives. He has published academic papers, earned the Laura Bush Book Grant (2022), and is completing a book on learning circles.

An advocate for lifelong learning, Dr. Sabol seeks to empower communities through education, technology, and inclusive practices. He lives with his wife, Amy, their twin daughters, and their pets: Bailey the dog, Waffles the hamster, and Buster the Bearded Dragon.
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