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Insights from cognitive neuroscience: The importance of executive function for early reading development and education

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A description of the development of executive function in young children, the brain structures and changes associated with that development, and an overview of recent research on the of role executive function in early reading development and education
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Author(s):
Cartwright Kelly B.

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