Sentence examples for Developmental reading from inspiring English sources

His mother, who is retired, taught English, children's literature and developmental reading at the Kingman campus of Mohave Community College.

Ms. Paulus held a developmental reading of "Pippin" in 2010 with the Tony Award nominee Gavin Creel in the title role, stirring talk of Broadway, since the musical has not returned there since its original four-and-a-half year run ended in 1977.

7 P.M. (HBO) THE BIG PICTURE: RETHINKING DYSLEXIA (2012) James Redford examines dyslexia through the stories of people with this developmental reading disorder, including his son, Dylan; the investment pioneer Charles Schwab; the business magnate Richard Branson; the lawyer David Boies; and Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom of California.

The meeting is not a developmental reading or industry workshop for potential investors – steps that would indicate a revival is likely – but rather a preliminary meeting to talk about the script and bat around ideas for the characters, Agnes and Michael Snow.

Ms. Paulus held a developmental reading of "Pippin" in 2010 with the Tony nominee Gavin Creel in the title role, but her production went into limbo as she focused on "Porgy and Bess" and Mr. Schwartz opted to work first on an experimental approach to "Pippin" at London's Menier Chocolate Factory; that production drew mixed to negative reviews.

Dyslexia is a polygenic developmental reading disorder characterized by an auditory/phonological deficit.

Surviving a two-and-a-half hour musical is quite another matter, and Mr. Berloni said the show, which he expects to have a developmental staged reading early next year followed by an out-of-town tryout, is still being molded around what its strapping star - and at least one double - can reasonably be expected to do.

Both are also associated with other specific learning and developmental problems, notably reading difficulties [ 7– 9] and motor problems, including developmental co-ordination disorder [ 10, 11].

However, the developmental trajectory of reading network connectivity in typically developing readers is not yet well established.

The potential processes underlying the observed bidirectional relations are discussed with respect to developmental changes in reading comprehension across the primary years.

Other syndromes of childhood developmental disabilities include reading disorder/dyslexia, non-verbal learning disorder, dyscalculia, and disorders of motor coordination; entities that often overlap and coincide.