Watch this recent webinar with national literacy consultant Dr. Julie Klingerman to discover some new ways to approach creating targeted intervention groups, and learn effective classroom management techniques and research-based assessment strategies.
According to The Nation's Report Card, two-thirds of eighth-grade students do not read at grade level. Research shows that the most likely reason is either slow or inaccurate word recognition, as well as struggles with vocabulary, fluency, and many aspects of comprehension. However, a growing body of evidence shows that struggling adolescent readers can improve […]
Thursday, March 24 at 2 pm ET <br><br> Watch this recent webinar with literacy expert and author Dr. Louise Spear-Swerling to learn more about the value of SL, its key features, and how SL approaches differ from non-SL approaches that are more commonly used to teach reading.
Thursday, May 26, 2022 2:00 pm ET <br><br> Improving reading achievement means understanding what matters- and what works- in literacy instruction. Join this interactive webinar to learn how teaching practices rooted in the science of reading can impact student success. Discover: What the research says about how students learn to read.
If almost every workplace has adopted communication and productivity software to scale their ability to empower employees, why shouldn't schools follow suit?
In this webinar, subject matter experts will discuss this quantitative research from Civitas Learning that shows how creative and digital literacy have improved student outcomes like GPA and career trajectories post-college graduation, which help meet institutions’ goals for retention and engagement. Hear how these approaches impacted K-12 education in states committed to digital learning, including Idaho, Utah, and New Mexico. Panelists will also speak on how to create and manage your own digital experiences...
Florida's use of critical race theory as a reason to reject math textbooks points straight back to the George Floyd protests of 2020 for some educators.
Districts are awash in COVID relief funding but the inflation fueled by the pandemic means the power of teacher salaries has declined over the past 10 years.
