Marilee Sprenger, Educational Consultant : "If you really want to be a great reading teacher, this is the book for you! Marie Carbo has the research and the recipe to raise literacy levels. Differentiated instruction, teaching to student strengths, and reading strategies that work make this a resource that must be on every teacher’s shelf."
Dotti Augustine, Learning Specialist : "A dynamic guide for any teacher of reading who wants to improve instruction and engage and excite students with reading. This how-to guide not only brings good sense and balance to the teaching of reading, but helps teachers return the joy of reading to the learning experience."
Henri Sue Bynum, Vice President of Academic Affairs : "Carbo’s clear voice reminds teachers that all students have the right to learn through their strengths rather than through a prescriptive, one-size-fits-all formula."
Jill Haney, Director of Reading : "An excellent book that will reignite your passion for teaching students of all abilities to read. Dr. Carbo’s focus on matching appropriate reading methods to student strengths is a uniquely positive, student-centered approach in today’s world of massive core reading programs and skills-based agendas. The book provides a wealth of concrete, research-based strategies that will truly allow you to differentiate instruction and bring the joy of reading to all of your students."
Lisa Wiler, Fourth-Grade Teacher : "The Carbo assisted reading method has been proven to change the lives of many students by addressing their individual strengths and learning styles and promoting confidence and success in the areas of fluency and comprehension. Students become engaged and motivated readers through high-interest stories and choice of text. Not only do students learn to be successful readers, they also learn to love reading! That is the real success story!"
Lorraine Coughlin, Coordinator of the Educator Preparation Institute : "Carbo excites educators about teaching reading while assuring them that having high expectations for struggling readers is a realistic vision."
Robert W. Katulak, Assistant Superintendent for Elementary Education : "Presents an excellent road map for all teachers regarding practical, everyday strategies they can implement as the “keys to unlocking” the mystery of learning to read. This is the book that all professional learning communities across the country should be using and discussing."
Jim Trelease, Educational Consultant : "In this wonderful new volume, teachers old and new will find the missing ingredients—the classroom strategies missing for struggling readers who tried to read but failed. I’ve been a Marie Carbo fan for two decades and I’m thrilled she’s still fighting the good fight for common sense in teaching."
Joyce L. Evans, Teacher : "Reading this book will teach or remind teachers to use key reading strategies, but most of all to remember that students learn through their strengths. This is so important and only Marie Carbo brings it to you in a way that makes so much sense and in a way that I have been looking for all my career."
Melanie Rockwell, Teacher : "Connect, appreciate, and motivate—three powerful ideas that evolve in Carbo’s book. Reading becomes a personal triangle between the teacher, the student, and the wonderment of written words."
Patricia Apfel, Literacy Coach : "Literacy is the key that opens doors for our children. This book provides effective, research-based strategies that ensure that ALL students receive the gift of literacy from their teachers."
Tamala Lea Martin, Principal : "Illustrates clearly how it is possible for every child to learn to read. The implications for literacy instruction are phenomenal!"
Debra Collins Culbreth, Principal : "This book should be a textbook for all teachers of reading. Our entire school has used these effective practices and seen gains in reading every year. We have closed the gap between Caucasian and African American students, and many of our K–2 non-English-speaking students have achieved on-grade level reading scores within 1–2 years at our school. Simply amazing! We are now a powerful professional community of teachers who realize that we are very good at what we do."
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