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The Earlier – The Better: Reading During the Earliest Years

February 24, 2021 by Mary Mills Leave a Comment

The Earlier – The Better: Reading During the Earliest Years By Mary Mills One of my most favorite moments as aunt is when my two-year-old nephew runs to me with a book in his hand and ask me to read it to him. Although, it is the same book every time, I read it without any hesitation because I know repetition and children’s interest is a … [Read more...] about The Earlier – The Better: Reading During the Earliest Years

Filed Under: Articles, Early Childhood, Reading Tagged With: Mary Mills

What Kind of Early Reading Intervention Should We Provide?

December 10, 2020 by Timothy Shanahan Leave a Comment

What Kind of Early Reading Intervention Should We Provide? By Timothy Shanahan Teacher question: It seems there is currently a focus on intervention solely for the word recognition side in the early grades. The explanation is that most students who struggle, struggle with decoding, and I of course agree. However, I would add that many of … [Read more...] about What Kind of Early Reading Intervention Should We Provide?

Filed Under: Articles, Reading, Research-Based/Evidence-Based Tagged With: Timothy Shanahan

Is Your Curriculum Aligned to the Science of Reading?

November 16, 2020 by Alana Mangham Leave a Comment

Is Your Curriculum Aligned to the Science of Reading? By Alana Mangham, M.A.Ed. Do you remember when the educational initiative took the United States by storm? Common Core State Standards came about in 2010, and over the next several years, more and more states adopted the English and math standards. Teachers were knee-deep in unwrapping … [Read more...] about Is Your Curriculum Aligned to the Science of Reading?

Filed Under: Articles, Common Core, Reading, Research-Based/Evidence-Based, Teaching Tagged With: Alana Mangham

Dyslexia: The Myth Behind the Legend

October 14, 2020 by DeJunne' Clark Jackson Leave a Comment

Dyslexia: The Myth Behind the Legend By DeJunne’ Clark Jackson, MA, MAT, MEd, CALT Did you know that October is Dyslexia Awareness Month? Well, you can’t say that you don’t anymore because you know now. Dyslexia has long been a learning challenge that has been widely studied but, for some reason, it is the one most debated. It is still … [Read more...] about Dyslexia: The Myth Behind the Legend

Filed Under: Advocacy, Articles, Learning Differences, Reading

Falling Through the Cracks is Harder on a Solid Foundation

August 10, 2020 by DeJunne' Clark Jackson Leave a Comment

Falling Through the Cracks is Harder on a Solid Foundation By DeJunne’ Clark Jackson, MA, MAT, MEd, CALT In recent days, the Louisiana Department of Education has found itself on the receiving end of $2 million from the Louisiana legislature, earmarked to combat an ongoing, significantly critical epidemic plaguing our state – early childhood … [Read more...] about Falling Through the Cracks is Harder on a Solid Foundation

Filed Under: Advocacy, Articles, Learning Differences, Reading, Teaching

Are You Opting Students Out of Learning How to Read?

May 26, 2020 by Alana Mangham Leave a Comment

Are You Opting Students Out of Learning How to Read? How a commonly used strategy can have negative, long-lasting effects on students. By Alana Mangham Last week, an educator friend reached out to discuss her plans for the upcoming academic year with teacher support structures to put into place since we know students will return with … [Read more...] about Are You Opting Students Out of Learning How to Read?

Filed Under: Articles, Literacy, Reading, Teaching

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