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Claire Rubman

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Do you struggle with your child enjoying reading? My guest today shares her wisdom on how we can help our children be good readers and learn from reading.   Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor Reading is a complex task, and knowing how our child’s brain works will help you make reading fun, enjoyable, and part of everyday life. My guest today shares her many years of experience and research on the topic of reading comprehension.  What We Talked About:   How can we encourage lifelong readers and learners   The importance of letting our children be bored    Why she felt the need to write her book and share the research    Our undivided attention is extremely beneficial to our children’s development   The way our child’s brain works to process information.   Ideas of how to make reading part of everyday life and not only bedtime   The importance of hands-on activities as opposed to passive screen time.    Things to Remember: “We can parent better when we know how our children’s cognitive process works.” “In the primary grades, we learn to read and then later on, we read to learn.” “The Journey is the most important part, not necessarily the end goal.” “Television is a passive activity.” “Boredom is the beginning of creativity.” “Let your children lead and learn to follow.” “Enjoy the child you have, not the child you wish you had.” - Dr. Claire Rubman    Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor

Do you struggle with your child enjoying reading? My guest today shares her wisdom on how we can help our children be good readers and learn from reading.  <a href="https://voilamontessori.com/ep-114-focus-on-the-journey-with-claire-rubman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor</a> Reading is a complex task, and knowing how our child’s brain works will help you make reading fun, enjoyable, and part of everyday life. My guest today shares her many years of experience and research on the topic of reading comprehension.  What We Talked About: <ul> <li> How can we encourage lifelong readers and learners </li> <li> The importance of letting our children be bored  </li> <li> Why she felt the need to write her book and share the research  </li> <li> Our undivided attention is extremely beneficial to our children’s development </li> <li> The way our child’s brain works to process information. </li> <li> Ideas of how to make reading part of everyday life and not only bedtime </li> <li> The importance of hands-on activities as opposed to passive screen time.  </li> </ul> Things to Remember: “We can parent better when we know how our children’s cognitive process works.” “In the primary grades, we learn to read and then later on, we read to learn.” “The Journey is the most important part, not necessarily the end goal.” “Television is a passive activity.” “Boredom is the beginning of creativity.” “Let your children lead and learn to follow.” “Enjoy the child you have, not the child you wish you had.” - Dr. Claire Rubman <a href="https://voilamontessori.com/ep-114-focus-on-the-journey-with-claire-rubman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Click here for Show Notes and more from Jeanne-Marie, Your Parenting Mentor</a>

114: Focus on the Journey. With Dr. Claire Rubman

This may be difficult to hear, but one in every five college freshmen must take a remedial reading class. Two thirds of fourth graders last year failed to read at the proficient reading level. And 42 million American adults are functionally illiterate. In this episode, Dr. Erin Elmore speaks with Claire Rubman. Claire is a cognitive developmental psychologist. She earned her PhD from Stony Brook University and has taught in classrooms for over 30 years. She has personally seen the success and failure of reading comprehension and in November 2022 Claire published the book This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should (For Your Child’s Sake) which addresses the underlying problem of poorly acquired reading comprehension skills in children of all ages. When we learn to think as a child thinks and read as a child reads, we can have a better understanding of what's going on. What we can do better and how we can fix this reading failure chain that seems to have evolved over time.   For more information about This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should for Your Child's Sake by Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: https://difficulttoread.com To purchase This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should for Your Child’s Sake by Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/this-may-be-difficult-to-read-claire-n-rubman/1142647159?ean=9798987086117 For more information about Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: https://booktrib.com/2022/10/26/claire-n-rubman/

This may be difficult to hear, but one in every five college freshmen must take a remedial reading class. Two thirds of fourth graders last year failed to read at the proficient reading level. And 42 million American adults are functionally illiterate. In this episode, Dr. Erin Elmore speaks with Claire Rubman. Claire is a cognitive developmental psychologist. She earned her PhD from Stony Brook University and has taught in classrooms for over 30 years. She has personally seen the success and failure of reading comprehension and in November 2022 Claire published the book This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should (For Your Child’s Sake) which addresses the underlying problem of poorly acquired reading comprehension skills in children of all ages. When we learn to think as a child thinks and read as a child reads, we can have a better understanding of what's going on. What we can do better and how we can fix this reading failure chain that seems to have evolved over time. For more information about This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should for Your Child's Sake by Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: <a href="https://difficulttoread.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://difficulttoread.com</a> To purchase This May Be Difficult to Read, But You Really Should for Your Child’s Sake by Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: <a href="https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/this-may-be-difficult-to-read-claire-n-rubman/1142647159?ean=9798987086117" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/this-may-be-difficult-to-read-claire-n-rubman/1142647159?ean=9798987086117</a> For more information about Claire Rubman, PhD, please visit: <a href="https://booktrib.com/2022/10/26/claire-n-rubman/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://booktrib.com/2022/10/26/claire-n-rubman/</a>

Reinventing Reading Comprehension with Claire Rubman, PhD – Episode 222

To talk about reading on a podcast concerning anxious children may seem a little far a field. However, reading is an essential skill in which if you struggle with it, school  becomes a very stressful and anxiety provoking environment. Reading also helps in many different ways in dealing with anxiety. Unfortunately, we are in bit of a reading crisis, where recent surveys have shown the 2/3 of 4th graders are not proficient readings. Claire N. Rubman, PhD is a psychologist who specializes in reading and we are talking about her new book This May Be Difficult to Read: But You Really Should (for your child's sake)  For more information Dr Rubman website is https://difficulttoread.com/

To talk about reading on a podcast concerning anxious children may seem a little far a field. However, reading is an essential skill in which if you struggle with it, school  becomes a very stressful and anxiety provoking environment. Reading also helps in many different ways in dealing with anxiety. Unfortunately, we are in bit of a reading crisis, where recent surveys have shown the 2/3 of 4th graders are not proficient readings. Claire N. Rubman, PhD is a psychologist who specializes in reading and we are talking about her new book This May Be Difficult to Read: But You Really Should (for your child's sake)  For more information Dr Rubman website is <a href="https://difficulttoread.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://difficulttoread.com/</a>