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Ears, eyes & voices: Rhythm in early reading development

Ears, eyes & voices: Rhythm in early reading developmentBy: Dr Marion Long Published on: 27/02/2025

Early reading depends on efficient coordination between the ear and the eye for strong associations between letters and their sounds. Voices matter too, as poor oral language skills are a strong predictor of slower progress in literacy.

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Ears, eyes & voices: Rhythm in early reading development

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