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Professor Maryanne Wolf: Reading is Not Natural
Posted by Georgy Cohen in Faculty, Life Sciences, Research, School of Arts and Sciences, Web on February 4, 2011
Maryanne Wolf is a professor of child development whose recent research has focused on the cognitive processes behind learning to read. In a recent interview with TVOParents, Wolf explains:
…reading is, in a way, a mirror to the human ability to go beyond what we were programmed to do…
Wolf’s book, Proust and the Squid: The Story and Science of the Reading Brain, “integrates psychology and archaeology, linguistics and education, history and neuroscience in a truly path-breaking look at the development of the reading brain…”