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20 de feb. de 2023 · Maryanne Wolf is the Director of the Center for Dyslexia, Diverse Learners, and Social Justice at the University of California in Los Angeles.
This is the first book to focus on time and fluency as a second core-deficit in dyslexia and to give you a greater understanding of why some children with dyslexia don't respond completely to phonological-based treatment. Based upon a recent working conference, this volume offers you the expertise of cognitive, clinical, and experimental ...
Dr. Maryanne Wolf: The history of reading disabilities, (I’ll use the word dyslexia – some people use it, some people don’t), is such a fascinating one because it’s like a case study in science patterns, the desire for parsimony among scientists and the refusal of the human brain to be typed in one way.
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Descubre lo que pasa en el cerebro cuando leemos. La Doctora Maryanne Wolf, experta en lectura y cerebro, profesora Residente de Educación de UCLA, Directora...
26 de ago. de 2008 · Maryanne Wolf has written a deeply rewarding exploration of reading and its impact on the human brain -- from a historical perspective, from a social perspective, from a literary perspective, from a scientific perspective, and finally from the perspective of the parent of a dyslexic son.
En Lector, vuelve a casa, Maryanne Wolf se sumerge en la investigación científica que aborda la transformación de los cerebros de los niños que aprenden a leer y de los adultos que leemos de una manera diferente. Pero el libro no sólo se basa en la ciencia, sino en la historia, la literatura, la filosofía y la pedagogía.
