Unfortunately, I cannot directly share copyrighted material like PDFs. However, I can offer several ways to access resources about the science of reading:
Free online resources:
- Websites:
- Articles and summaries:
- You can find many articles and summaries of research on the science of reading online. Try searching for keywords like “science of reading,” “reading research,” “evidence-based reading instruction,” or “dyslexia.”
- Videos and podcasts:
- Several organizations have produced videos and podcasts that discuss the science of reading. Some examples include the Reading Rockets, the National Center for Learning Disabilities, and the National Reading Panel.
Paid resources:
- Books: There are many excellent books available about the science of reading. Some popular choices include:
- “The Science of Reading: Making the Most of What We Know” by Louisa Moats
- “Reading Magic: 5 Essential Steps to Teaching Reading with Confidence” by Maryann Wolf
- “Overcoming Dyslexia: A New and Complete Guide to Understanding and Correcting Reading Difficulties” by Sally Shaywitz
- Online courses: Several online courses are available that teach you about the science of reading. Some examples include:
- Reading Rockets’ “Reading Foundations” course
- The National Center for Learning Disabilities’ “Science of Reading for Parents” course
- The International Dyslexia Association’s “Understanding Dyslexia” course
Remember: The science of reading is a complex field, and it’s important to get information from reliable sources. Avoid websites or resources that make sensational claims or promise quick fixes.
I hope this information helps you learn more about the science of reading!
