Connecting reading research and educational practice.
Researcher • Author • Professor Emeritus, University of Wisconsin–Madison
FEATURED FROM MARK
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Substack
On Blending
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Presentation
IDALA Talk
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Interviews
The Comprehension Question with Mark Seidenberg and Daniel Willingham
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From the Archives
Lost in Translation
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ABOUT MARK SEIDENBERG
Mark Seidenberg is a cognitive scientist whose work examines reading, language, and how scientific research can inform education.
A Professor Emeritus at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, he has published more than 200 scientific articles on reading, language, dyslexia, and related areas. He continues to write, speak, and engage with questions about how research can improve our understanding of reading and reading instruction.
EXPLORE MARK'S WORK
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ABOUT
Meet Mark Seidenberg
Researcher, author, and professor
emeritus exploring how reading,
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RESEARCH
Research & Publications
Published research and scientific work on reading, language, and cognition. -
TALKS
Talks & Interviews
Presentations, interviews,
podcasts, and conversations
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COMMENTARY
Seidenblog
Commentary on reading science, education, research, and current debates.
COMING LATER THIS YEAR
An Updated Edition of
Language at the Speed of Sight
A new edition of Mark Seidenberg’s Language at the Speed of Sight is coming later this year.
More details to come.
Thoughts about science, reading, and “the science of reading”
My most recent blog posts about reading and education, and the “science of reading” approach. You can explore my entire blog archive here.
