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Lost in Translation is the fourth book in Dr. Patricia McGuire's Marcus's Journey series-a story that illuminates the hidden world of auditory processing disorder and executive function challenges.
Through Marcus's transition to middle school, you'll discover:
Why "just paying attention" isn't the solution when a student's working memory can't hold multiple verbal instructions simultaneously
How intelligence and processing efficiency are completely separate-and why gifted students can have profound organizational struggles
The real reason some students forget directions they
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Produktbeschreibung
Lost in Translation is the fourth book in Dr. Patricia McGuire's Marcus's Journey series-a story that illuminates the hidden world of auditory processing disorder and executive function challenges.

Through Marcus's transition to middle school, you'll discover:

Why "just paying attention" isn't the solution when a student's working memory can't hold multiple verbal instructions simultaneously

How intelligence and processing efficiency are completely separate-and why gifted students can have profound organizational struggles

The real reason some students forget directions they clearly heard and understood moments ago

Why written instructions transform everything for students whose brains process visual information brilliantly but struggle with auditory sequences

What executive function actually means-and how its deficits create a cascade of challenges that look like laziness but are actually neurological

The systems and accommodations that level the playing field without lowering standards


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Autorenporträt
Dr. Patricia McGuire is a developmental and behavioral pediatrician. This means that she can explain how kids develop and learn, and "why" they do things the way they do by building a profile based on a combination of his temperament, any learning or developmental struggles he may have, and the effects of his community on his functioning.

You may enjoy her books,:

Never Assume: Getting To Know Children Before Labeling Them

The ADHD Student and Homework Problems

5 Book Series on communication Disorders - Marcus Long's Language Journey