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P. David Pearson

Berkeley
As seen in: Wiley Online Library, San Francisco Chronicle, Literacy Today Magazine
Professor, Language & Literacy, UC Berkeley
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ForwardEd

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By Robert Kim, Cornelius Minor, Kass Minor, P. David Pearson
| art19.com
ForwardED: Forward, Together in Education A series by educators for educators, features Heinemann authors in conversation about some of the biggest challenges facing the education community as we return to classrooms this fall.
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ForwardEd

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By Robert Kim, Cornelius Minor, Kass Minor, P. David Pearson
| art19.com
ForwardED: Forward, Together in Education A series by educators for educators, features Heinemann authors in conversation about some of the biggest challenges facing the education community as we return to classrooms this fall.
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The Science of Reading Comprehension Instruction

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By Nell K. Duke, Alessandra E. Ward, P. David Pearson
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Foundational Word-Reading Skills Developing foundational word-reading skills—phonological awareness, print awareness, phonics, and word recognition instruction—is critical to developing reading comprehension.
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P. David Pearson Remembers Kenneth S. Goodman

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By P. David Pearson
| Literacy Today Magazine Verified
On March 12, ILA past president Kenneth S. Goodman passed away peacefully at home. Goodman was without question one of the most influential scholars in the field of literacy education. In this series of posts, several of Goodman’s colleagues reflect on the indelible impact of his work and his life. When I received the email from my colleague Patty Anders letting me know that Ken had died, my heart stopped. We knew this day would come eventually, but when it did, it seemed surreal to me.
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Finding a virtual community on social media in our time of loss

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By P. David Pearson
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Opinion // Open Forum Social media are reputed to be cold — poor substitutes for face-to-face dialogue. Surely this is true. But social media have virtues too: breadth of community, immediacy of connection and momentum that can engage us in a sudden outpouring of feelings and words. These virtues really hit home on March 21 as my adult children, Susan and Matthew, and I began grieving the loss of our mother, wife and friend — Mary Alyce Pearson.
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