If you're a teacher or other educator interested in improving reading instruction, have you read this yet? It's worth reading. https://t.co/NRHUusrnh5. .
We want to support you in bringing rich knowledge-building books to your classroom. Take a look at what you'll find as you turn through the pages of our Level K Geodes book, "Fabric of Andes." 📚 1/2
Intermediate and Secondary Teachers... this one's for YOU!
How can we best help our older struggling readers? 🙋♀️
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Have you read this article by Natalie Wexler? Elementary Classrooms Are Too Noisy For Kids To Learn
Agree? Disagree? Definitely some food for thought! 💙
Link to article: https://t.co/oM35mZrA4T
What can school and district leaders do to help set you and your students up for success as testing season approaches? Read more from George Galindo in this post. https://t.co/7KruMcNazC
91% of students with IEPs are now in an inclusion setting at Shelton Public Schools after switching to @WitWisdomELA and @Eureka_Math. Read about how their focus on #HQIM boosted inclusion in their schools in this @CECMembership article by @ksantilli2982. https://t.co/74HmGGz07t
As a Wit & Wisdom fellow you will have the opportunity to broaden your perspective on English Language Arts education by traveling and collaborating with teachers and #ELA professionals across the country.💙 Apply today! https://t.co/4i54YFoDdp
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You’re going to want to bookmark these scaffolding strategies from @unboundedu that you can use to better help support English Language Learners in writing and discussion in your ELA classroom. https://t.co/Eh4KRIsPgN
How can you make ELA instruction more accessible for multilingual learners? Take a look at a variety of resources that will allow you to help diverse learners access the same grade-level content as their peers. https://t.co/bzShYkpJ5r
Are you passionate about Wit & Wisdom and want to share your passion with others? Click on the link to learn more about our fellowship program and how to apply.💙 https://t.co/4i54YFpb2X
Scarborough’s Reading Rope exemplifies why reading instruction should combine language comprehension (the top five strands) and word recognition (the bottom three strands). Learn more about the relationship between #language and #knowledge: https://t.co/DQfUsG2XYA
When a reader knows a lot about a topic, that background knowledge strengthens their #comprehension of the text. Learn how to strategically prepare students to draw connections between new information and #prior knowledge: https://t.co/0s5ipQiNAA
How are you planning to engage families this fall at Back-to-School nights and related events? We have some useful tools linked here for you to use but would also love to hear some of your favorite approaches. Share below! https://t.co/swJ1hh7G2Z
According to experts, reading #fluency builds a bridge between word recognition and comprehension, and allows students time to focus on what the text is actually saying and as a result, concentrate on #comprehension. https://t.co/zhdeGW3L0J
It took me stepping onto the road to reading failure with my son to see what was wrong with the way I had instructed kids in my own classroom and how my very own son was being failed and harmed by the very methodology I ascribed to for over two decades.
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