I would like to share an IDA FACT SHEET on Screening and Assessment for English learners. @DyslexiaIDA
Please share with your colleagues. I will also work on making this available in Spanish. https://t.co/0TVs4bgUPl
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Contact Tre Hadrick to talk about how he has led parent discussions on how their kids learn to read and what they need from school.
He's done it, he has resources for it, he's lived it.
@FaithBorkowsky @LitMomsNC @missypurcell1 Not only that but in Ohio, the Dept. of Education has "Educational Service Centers" that hire professionals. OG tutors are the only hires that parents pay for out of pocket -- not the PTs, OTs, Speech, etc. Ugh!
Emily Handford's podcast: At A Loss For Words
"For decades, schools have taught children the strategies of struggling readers, using a theory about reading that cognitive scientists have repeatedly debunked. And many teachers and parents don't know there's anything wrong"
Forbes (Jan, 2022) chose "supporting individual learning styles" as the Number 1 low-cost way to improve educational outcomes 🤔🤔🤔
https://t.co/KgoSdIVTtV
🚨This is why school choice matters🚨
I love sharing my story but I often wonder how many more “Walters” are out there desperate for change.
There’s a lot of noise in this space but I am honored to fight for students across the entire country✊🏾
#schoolchoiceNOW
Currently reading this. It’s astonishing to me that this was written 24 years ago and sounds the alarm that using pictures, context, and memorizing words is not reading and creates deficits for children yet it’s STILL the common practice today.
“A cluster of new studies now show that about a third of children in the youngest grades are missing reading benchmarks, up significantly from before the pandemic.”
Reading “opens the world” if one can read but 65-94% of typical and diverse learners (with IEPs) in public schools CANNOT read at grade-level proficiently, @rweingarten.
Giving away books is so sweet, bless your heart, but reading isn’t natural—it MUST be explicitly taught.
@citizenstewart If you have a kid with dyslexia or a struggling reader, Balanced Literacy curriculums are not helpful. All students have the right to be taught to read. @1in5advocacy