Best Practices in Educational Therapy

Ann Parkinson Kaganoff is a Board Certified Educational Therapist. She has been an educator for six decades in classroom teaching, teacher education, and staff development, and an educational therapist in clinical and private practice. She is a Past President of the Association of Educational Therapists.

List of Appendices. List of Figures. About the Author. Preface. Acknowledgments. Introduction I. The Educational Therapist’s Habit of Mind 1. Decision-Making in Educational Therapy Before, During, and After a Session: What Am I Seeing? What Am I Missing? 2. The Art of the Interaction: Essential Operations in Educational Therapy II. The Literacy Skills Foundation 3. Applying Critical Thinking in the Literacy Skills 4. Preparing Analytic Readers in Educational Therapy 5. Teaching Expository Writing Skills in Educational Therapy 6. Performance-Based Measures: Assessment to Intervention III. How We Do What We Do 7. An Informative Case Study: Essential Questions About Best Practices