Claire N. Rubman

Our society has put a premium on phonics, but there is a lot more to reading than just decoding words. In fact, many children who can decode words fluently struggle to understand what they are reading. This book challenges the traditional approach to reading instruction and offers a new way to think about literacy development. It argues that we need to focus on five key comprehension skills: * Making predictions * Asking questions * Visualizing * Inferring * Synthesizing These skills are essential for understanding what we read, and they can be taught to children of all ages. The book also provides a fun and interactive program that will help your child develop these skills. It includes activities, games, and research studies that will help you understand how your child learns and how you can best support their reading development. If you are interested in helping your child become a successful reader, then this book is for you. It is a comprehensive and research-based guide that will help you understand the reading process and teach your child the skills they need to succeed.