In 2001, Dr. Hollis Scarborough reshaped our thinking about the complexity of reading with her conceptualization of the tightly woven strands of a rope as a metaphor for skilled reading. These days, it’s difficult to discuss reading without referring to Dr. Scarborough’s reading rope. Please join us as we tease apart each strand and consider its role in pursuit of the ultimate goal of reading -- comprehension.
Session Run-time: 30 minutes
