User:Rosmoran

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• Wikipedia:NPOV tutorial
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• Refactoring wiki pages
• Constant refactoring is a good thing
• Refactor as you go
• Conclusion template
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• Wikipedia:Manual of Style
• Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not

• Wikipedia:Describing points of view

• Wikipedia:Manual of Style (disambiguation pages)

• Reading education revision]
• Reading readiness - very unencyclopedic
• Reading education (the real article)
• Reading disability
• Reading skills acquisition
• Reading Template

• Add subsection for Research
  • Move National Reading Panel into Research section
  • What else should go in reading research section?

• WikiProject Dyslexia
  • Dyslexia
  • Dyslexia Navigation Template

• • International Dyslexia Association
  • List of treatments for dyslexia
  • Orton-Gillingham
  • Spalding Method
  • Phonics
  • Researchers
    • Keith Stanovich
    • Samuel Orton
    • The Stahls
    • Joe Torgeson
    • Sharon Vaughn

• Individuals with Disabilities Education Act
  • Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE)
  • Individualized Education Program
  • Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act
  • Least Restrictive Environment
  • No Child Left Behind Act

• Direct Instruction and Direct instruction
  • DISTAR
  • Project Follow Through
  • Seigfried Engelmann

• Visual perception
  • Fixation (visual)
  • Vision span

Categories:

• Wikipedia Category:Achievement tests
• Wikipedia Category:Cognitive tests
• Wikipedia Category:Disability
• Wikipedia Category:Intelligence tests
• Wikipedia Category:Notes taking
• Wikipedia Category:Pedagogy
• Wikipedia Category:Readability tests
• Wikipedia Category:Reading

Templates

• Template:Dyslexia
• Template:Standards-based Education Reform

• Learning disability
  • Disorder of written expression
  • Reading disability
  • Dysgraphia
  • Dyscalculia
  • Special education
  • Special Education in the United States
  • Response to intervention
  • Spelling

• Literacy and Reading
  • Reading instruction
    • Reading skills acquisition
    • Reading comprehension
    • Research-based reading instruction
    • Reading comprehension for special needs
    • Teaching reading: Whole Language and Phonics
    • Reading readiness
    • Alphabetic principle
    • Phonics and Synthetic phonics
    • Whole Language
    • Rudolph Flesch
    • Precision teaching
  • Eye movement in language reading
  • Fixation (visual)
  • Functional illiteracy
  • National Reading Panel
  • Adolescent literacy
  • Word Guessing

• Writing
  • Freewriting
  • Mind maps

• Overlearning
• Automaticity

• Inclusion and Inclusive education
  • Inclusive classroom
  • Mainstreaming in education

Memory-prediction framework Pattern recognition Rote learning

• Wikipedia:List of policies
• Wikipedia:List of guidelines
• Wikipedia:Guide to layout
• Citing sources
• Copyrights
• Editing
• External links

• Verifiability
• No original research
• Reliable sources
• Neutral point of view
• What Wikipedia is not

• Be bold! ... but don't be reckless.
• Don't bite the newcomers

• Assume good faith
• Avoid instruction creep
• Civility
• Etiquette
• Consensus
• Don't bite the newcomers
• Don't disrupt Wikipedia to illustrate a point
• No personal attacks
• Resolving disputes
• Vandalism
• Stay cool!

• Alert others

• Dispute resolution

• Arbitration policy

• Wikipedia:Tools

• Wikipedia:WikiProject Neuroscience
• Wikipedia:WikiProject Medicine

• Spelling

Help:Watching pages

• Create navigation template for IDEA related articles
• Address overlap between Literacy article and Reading skills acquisition article
• Expand Impact on Affected Individuals section in Learning disability article
• Work on Mainstreaming in education article - it's a mess
• Clean up Phonics article
• Clean up and expand Least Restrictive Environment article]]
• Reading education article is a wreck - needs attention
• Reading readiness article is another wreck - very POV, content not encyclopedic, etc etc
• Merge Developmental Stages of Reading into Reading skills acquisition
• Expand Least restrictive environment article
• Work on Response to intervention
• Work on Teaching reading: Whole Language and Phonics
• Reading education needs lots of work. This line item is specifically about the history of phonics instruction in the U.S. (whole word methods go back at least to mid 1800's).
• Write Multisensory instruction article
• Create a navigation template for Special Education and related topics.

• Developmental Stages of Reading - develop out "Other Views" section
• Maybe create a "reading" or Reading acquisition series of articles???
• FAPE article - ref>Find and cite relevant cases</ref>

simultaneous multisensory instruction Anna Gillingham Grace Fernald academic language therapist

redirect pages for "congenital word blindness" and "strephosymbolia"

Smith, Jane (2007). The Book of Examples. New York: Best Publishers Inc.

• Research-based reading instruction

http://toolserver.org/~soxred93/count/index.php?name=Rosmoran&lang=en&wiki=wikipedia

Add information here ...... characters that appear after this seem to be instructional, so don't delete.