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If you attended the Florida Literacy Conference<\/a> this past May, you’ll probably recognize the name Betsy Stoutmorrill.<\/p>\n

During Conference, Dr. Stoutmorrill<\/strong> presented a very popular session entitled “Reading: Science of the Brain Meets Art of the Mind.”\u00a0 The session highlighted how learning to read requires the (science) brain’s capacity to decode and link symbols to sounds and the (art) mind’s facility to comprehend the meaning of print.<\/p>\n

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