Transforming Early Learners into Superb Readers: Promoting Literacy at School, at Home, and within the Community [Hardcover]

Transforming Early Learners into Superb Readers: Promoting Literacy at School, at Home, and within the Community aids elementary educators, reading specialists, school administrators, private and public educators, parents, and caregivers who want to help early learners become proficient readers. The early years are the most important for children, because they are the formative years, so it is vital for children to build a solid reading foundation when they are most receptive. Andrea Nelson-Royes contends that if all these individual players collectively help to develop a child's reading readiness, all children may thrive from a high-quality education and a love of literacy.Andrea Nelson-Royes, EdD, is an educator, researcher, author, and parent who has a passionate interest in how children learn to read and how to keep them reading. She holds a doctoral degree in educational and organizational leadership from Nova Southeastern University in Florida.

In Transforming Early Learners into Superb Readers, Dr. Nelson-Royes has done a terrific job of showing our society how to take advantage of all the resources at our disposal in order to accomplish the vital task of creating widespread literacy competency. The material is presented in an easily understandable way that can readily be put into practice. I hope more books like this one are forthcoming. Benjamin S. Carson M.D., professor and director of pediatric neurosurgery, Johns Hopkins Medical Institutions, Baltimore, Maryland

Transforming Early Learners into Superb Readers: Promoting Literacy at School, at Home, and within the Community, by Dr. Andrea M. Nelson-Royes, is a thoroughly assembled compilation of reading strategies, skills, and resources. The information contained within this text has been thoroughly researched, practiced, and proven to effectively support the development and continued advancement of proficient reading abilities in primary, as well as elementary school-aged children. A quote l6