It is your #TimeToShine at our 61st Annual Literacy Conference! Get your tickets* today! #FLA2026
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The EARLY BIRD special discount for the Florida Literacy Association 62nd Annual Literacy Conference ENDS October 31st.
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The Florida Literacy Association is looking for SESSION PROPOSALS for the 62nd Annual Literacy Conference! #literacyforward
Proposals are DUE by October 31st!
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In our minds, words are not isolated items in a list; instead, they are "nodes of meaning in interconnected networks or semantic or meaning relationships." The more we help students build and maintain these connections, the better students know a word. #literacy
OCTOBER is National Book Month! Throughout the month, we will be featuring some books we know kids will love to dig into to both build knowledge and build a love for reading and learning! #literacy#nationalbookmonth
BOOK your ROOM for the Florida Literacy Association's 62nd Annual Literacy Conference. Rooms on-site always sell out quickly, so grab yours ASAP! #literacyforward
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Words have four dimensions--sounds, spelling, meaning, and grammatical function. People who truly know a word in all its dimensions are better positioned to learn more words because words are stored in memory according to their relations with each other. #literacy
OCTOBER is National Book Month! Throughout the month, we will be featuring some books we know kids will love to dig into to both build knowledge and build a love for reading and learning! #literacy#nationalbookmonth
The Florida Literacy Association's 62nd Annual Literacy Conference is moving LITERACY FORWARD on January 22nd - 24th! Want tickets? See below!
Registration at the early bird DISCOUNT is available until October 31st! #literacyforward
Register: https://t.co/5M6ghYmfWT
The Florida Literacy Association is looking for SESSION PROPOSALS for the 62nd Annual Literacy Conference! #literacyforward
Proposals are DUE by October 31st!
Submit: https://t.co/IE8UBwzgLA
"Overall proficiency with academic language, including the ability to interpret complex or literary syntax, becomes more and more highly correlated with reading comprehension beginning in the intermediate grades" - Louisa Cook Moats
#literacy#syntax
OCTOBER is National Book Month! Throughout the month, we will be featuring some books we know kids will love to dig into to both build knowledge and build a love for reading and learning! #literacy#nationalbookmonth
Expand your understanding of literacy as we move LITERACY FORWARD together at the 62nd Annual Literacy Conference! #literacyforward
Register: https://t.co/5M6ghYmfWT
The Florida Literacy Association is looking for SESSION PROPOSALS for the 62nd Annual Literacy Conference! #literacyforward
Proposals are DUE by October 31st!
Submit: https://t.co/IE8UBwzgLA
We can leverage text sets to increase students' statistical exposure to the expected conventions of writing within particular genre while also building background knowledge to support both comprehension and written expression on the topic. #literacy
BOOK your ROOM for the Florida Literacy Association's 62nd Annual Literacy Conference. Rooms on-site always sell out quickly, so grab yours ASAP! #literacyforward
Book Your Room: https://t.co/hhj20s78Jv
Also, you can register for the conference here: https://t.co/5M6ghYmfWT
The Florida Literacy Association's 62nd Annual Literacy Conference is moving LITERACY FORWARD on January 22nd - 24th! Want tickets? See below!
Registration at the early bird DISCOUNT is available until October 31st! #literacyforward
Register: https://t.co/5M6ghYmfWT
The Florida Literacy Association is looking for SESSION PROPOSALS for the 62nd Annual Literacy Conference! #literacyforward
Proposals are DUE by October 31st!
Submit: https://t.co/IE8UBwzgLA
All domains of language (reading, writing, listening, speaking) should be leveraged during instruction to help students develop a fuller, more coherent command of literacy. Using reading instruction to inform writing practices unites multiple purposes for text and meaning-making.
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How do you choose words for direct instruction?
"Words important to the theme or topic of a passage are the most appropriate to study. Choose words for direct teaching that are... most critical for understanding the main ideas or the text." - Louisa Cook Moats