On Google, and on bing, we come in at number three.  Not bad, we think, for a blog that began in August 2009. 

Granted, not many teachers and parents yet know the term anaphoric cuing.  But we hope that is changing.  We are trying to do our part to hasten the day when kids on the autism spectrum (and/or with hyperlexia) no longer struggle to comprehend narrative writing.  And to provide adults endeavoring to teach those kids with the tools to help them enjoy the fun of reading fiction.

Related posts:

1. Inference Cuing: What is the most likely reason for that?
2. FAQs about anaphoric cuing and reading comprehension
3. Anaphoric cuing: Asking clarifying questions