Dr. Patricia McGuire is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician. This means that she can explain how kids develop and learn, and "why" they do things the way they do by building a profile based on a combination of his temperament, any learning or developmental struggles he may have, and the effects of his community on his functioning. You may enjoy her books, :Never Assume: Getting To Know Children Before Labeling ThemThe ADHD Student and Homework Problems5 Book Series on communication Disorders - Marcus Long's Language Journey
When Stories Don't Make Sense. Marcus Long Language Journey, #2
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- Date de parution08/11/2025
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Résumé
He can read every word perfectly. So why doesn't the story make sense?Eight-year-old Marcus Long has made remarkable progress with his expressive language through speech therapy. He can finally put his thoughts into words and participate in class discussions. But now he faces a new, invisible challenge: he can decode every word on the page fluently, yet when he reaches the end, he has no idea what he's just read.
As Marcus enters third grade, the gap between his reading ability and comprehension becomes impossible to ignore. While his classmates dive into rich discussions about characters' emotions and story themes, Marcus sees only words-random words that don't form pictures, ideas, or meaning.
As Marcus enters third grade, the gap between his reading ability and comprehension becomes impossible to ignore. While his classmates dive into rich discussions about characters' emotions and story themes, Marcus sees only words-random words that don't form pictures, ideas, or meaning.










