What is structured literacy? When we align our teaching practice to anchor into the components of structured literacy, we improve learning outcomes for all students. #scienceofreading#structuredliteracy
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๐งตI was in a literacy meeting the other day and I noticed how easy it is for Phonological Awareness and Phonemic Awareness to get interchanged- after all, they are both PA right? Well, actually not really./1
When we are supporting our early readers, we want to ensure that we are providing opportunities for students to practice all the sub skills within phonological awareness. /8
Both are important for when we are designing instruction for students, but to leverage learning outcomes to improve students are learning (particularly if we are addressing unfinished learning) we want to identify the tool that best supports students. /4
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๐งตInterventions vs. Accommodations...What's the Difference?
What IS the difference between an intervention and an accommodation? Both can be used to leverage student success, but each one provides different support. /1
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@WeAreTeachers I once confidently told my class of 4th graders we โgiftedโ France the Eiffel Tower in return for the Statue of Liberty. My husband corrected me that night as I told my โproud teacher momentโ. The next day I admitted my misconception, fully modeling forever a learner. ๐
There is overwhelming research showing homework does little to improve achievement, especially in early years, and can actually have negative effects. Recess however has many positive effects such as improved self regulation of emotions, improved interpersonal skills and focus!