Trauma and Anxiety Surrounding Reading Difficulties
Ebli Reads > Articles by: Christie Copeland
Trauma and Anxiety Surrounding Reading Difficulties
13
Feb
Trauma. Anxiety. Suffering. These experiences are widespread and deeply embedded within most, if not all, of the children and adults who experience sub-literacy or illiteracy. Their teachers, parents, and loved ones commonly experience secondary trauma. Trauma and anxiety around reading is a topic I’ve been wanting to write about, while at the same time have […]
Components that Make EBLI Instruction Unique
08
Jan
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What Makes EBLI Instruction Unique When explaining EBLI to educators, administrators, and others, the most comment I get is “We already do that”. Reflecting on their comments, I realize my weakness in conveying the unique, innovative qualities of EBLI that are hindering understanding. In collaborating with others who have created and/or teach a Structured Linguistic […]