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Functional Connectivity Fingerprints of Emerging Reading Skill in the First Months of Schooling

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By Rebecca Marks, Florence Bouhali, Xin Sun
| Wiley Online Library Verified
1 Introduction One area of debate in educational neuroscience surrounds the origins of the “reading brain.” As children learn to read, they develop functionally specialized regions that will become hubs of the reading network. This emerging specificity is driven by experience and skill development (Brem et al. 2010; Dehaene et al. 2010, Dehaene et al. 2015; Dehaene-Lambertz et al. 2018).
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BEcoming Korean American

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By Rebecca Marks
| Medium
How does it feel to be in the land of your birth, but also separated and disowned from your own self worth? Surely the crowds of people who look just like you agree, that to truly belong, you have to become free. Free from the identity of where you were raised, free from your family, your parents, and your race. What would you do if your life was stripped clean, like a vanishing dream, with no friendly face, and nothing as it seems.
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Human Seeing Humanity

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By Rebecca Marks
| Medium
I’ve been staying at a crisis bed in Minneapolis for the past two days. One thing I’ve noticed right away here is how most of the residents are of a lower socioeconomic status, and the majority of the people are BIPOC. I am becoming friends with these people and we often have conversations, both within a group and one to one. In my conversations, I’ve found it evident that many of these folks grew up in families that were not intact, that were shrouded with abuse, neglect, and violence.
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