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	Download Podcast MP3 » (84 MB) What’s so special about learning to read in a second language? Dr. Esther Geva May 9, 2008 | Duration 00:58:33 Based on her extensive knowledge of reading development and on research conducted in her lab, Dr. Esther Geva discusses what parents, educators, and decision-makers should know to help second language learners develop strong reading skills and thereby make the most of their educational experiences. Find out more » Please note: Minerva podcasts are available in the language in which they were recorded.