This book (the first in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to:
teachers who struggled with those like me and had the courage to dictate, demand, and encourage reading
parents who read to their children and with their children and will hopefully apply this book to such
the child who would dare to read, if but for a moment each day, noting words he or she fails to recognize and refusing to shy away in the midst of his/her peers in his/her quest to find answers
my mother, Algia B. Dockery, who,...
This book (the first in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to:
This book (the second in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: teachers who struggled with those like me and had the courage to dictate, demand, and encourage reading parents who read to their children and with their children and will hopefully apply this book to such the child who would dare to read, if but for a moment each day, noting words he or she fails to recognize and refusing to shy away in the midst of his/her peers in his/her quest to find answers my mother, Algia B. Dockery, who, in her own right, was a gifted poet and...
This book (the second in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: teachers who struggled wi...
L.D. Dockery has been an educator for over forty years, instructing mathematics on the college, high school, and middle grades levels. The latter part of his career was steered towards teaching at alternative schools which was his awakening to improving reading skills as a primary objective. His roles as parent, pastor, performer, professor, and poet, his five P s of personal endurance, challenge him to encourage reading as it relates to mathematics in the academic community and to make reading a community effort across all disciplines. As a child, he loved watching cartoons. His grasp of the...
L.D. Dockery has been an educator for over forty years, instructing mathematics on the college, high school, and middle grades levels. The latter part...
L.D. Dockery has been an educator for over forty years, instructing mathematics on the college, high school, and middle grades levels. The latter part of his career was steered towards teaching at alternative schools which was his awakening to improving reading skills as a primary objective. His roles as parent, pastor, performer, professor, and poet, his five P's of personal endurance, challenge him to encourage reading as it relates to mathematics in the academic community and to make reading a community effort across all disciplines. As a child, he loved watching cartoons. His grasp of the...
L.D. Dockery has been an educator for over forty years, instructing mathematics on the college, high school, and middle grades levels. The latter part...
This book (the third in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: -teachers who struggled with those like me and had the courage to dictate, demand, and encourage reading -parents who read to their children and with their children and will hopefully apply this book to such -the child who would dare to read, if but for a moment each day, noting words he or she fails to recognize and refusing to shy away in the midst of his/her peers in his/her quest to find answers -my mother, Algia B. Dockery, who, in her own right, was a gifted poet...
This book (the third in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: -teachers who struggled wi...
This book (the third in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: -teachers who struggled with those like me and had the courage to dictate, demand, and encourage reading -parents who read to their children and with their children and will hopefully apply this book to such -the child who would dare to read, if but for a moment each day, noting words he or she fails to recognize and refusing to shy away in the midst of his/her peers in his/her quest to find answers -my mother, Algia B. Dockery, who, in her own right, was a gifted poet...
This book (the third in a series) is dedicated to those who have gone the distance in promoting children to read. It is to: -teachers who struggled wi...