Discuss why this topic was of interest to you as an educator.

Guidelines/Instructions for Hot Topic in Language Arts PaperImportance of early intervention for students with dyslexia.Your Hot Topics Paper should be between six to eight pages in length (excluding the bibliography) in order to fully cover and discuss the following:1. Rationale: Discuss why this topic was of interest to you as an educator. What did you hope to learn from research and reflection on this topic that would enhance your professional growth and refine your teaching?2. Review of the literature: Trace the thread of the issue through different resources. Discussing the perspective taken by each along with your critical analysis.3. Analysis of the controversy: This section will present your thoughts as to why the issue is a “hot topic” from your point of view. Discuss what is at stake in resolving or reconciling the issue in terms of the impact on public education, teachers, and students.4. Professional application: In this portion of your report, you will reflect on the research and writing on your question or issue. Has your thinking changed or your understanding of the question been enhanced? What impact will what you have learned have on your teaching? Your professional relationships? Your future professional development and inquiry?5. Bibliography: List the references you consulted for the report using the American Psychological Association (APA) 6th edition reference style.You may use your chapter readings, digital resource file, group discussions, or any articles posted on the course website in order to help you construct your paper. You will submit the paper through turnitin. You must resubmit your work until you have less than a 15% similarity rating from turnitin. Remember that your paper should be Times New Roman, 12 pt., double-spaced, one inch margins, and free of spelling and grammatical errors. Five points will be deducted for each error.Textbook:Book: Ogle, D., & Beers, J. (2012). Engaging in the language arts: Exploring the power of language(2nd ed.). Boston, MA: Pearson