Sincerely grateful for the OAM nomination in today's King's Birthday Honours and the opportunity to draw attention to the importance of reading. Thanks to the people whose footsteps I follow, those who work alongside me, and the teachers who give children the gift of literacy.
Enjoyed watching Dr Steve Dykstra’s presentation at The Reading League. Some important understandings for educators here 👉🏻Understanding Statistics and Research: Even if You Really, Really Hate Math https://t.co/BYf3tFDSf6 via @YouTube
TERM 4 #fivefromfive seminars are now open 😀
1️⃣ Intro to the Science of Reading | 8 Nov
2️⃣ Deep dive into systematic synthetic phonics | 15 Nov
3️⃣ Reading fluency instruction and assessment | 22 Nov
4️⃣ Oral language and vocabulary instruction | 29 Nov
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@aliceleung Had a heated discussion with my Year 11 son’s teacher about this last week. Received a warning regarding an N determination (as did half the class) after his teacher just realised they had not completed much of the set class work. Thoughts from experienced senior school teachers?
“While resourcing to schools increased by over A$2 billion over a decade … private schools received over 80% of this extra funding despite educating less than 20% of Australia’s most disadvantaged students.” https://t.co/FsNwZzKJrj
Looking forward to presenting two Seminars today to amazing educators who want to learn more about Science of Reading principles. See you online soon 😊 https://t.co/p68EueYVcJ
Looking forward to presenting two Seminars today to amazing educators who want to learn more about Science of Reading principles. See you online soon 😊 https://t.co/p68EueYVcJ
In order to teach reading effectively teachers need to understand the difference between the alphabetic principle, letter-sound knowledge, phonics, phonic decoding and orthographic mapping.
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A brave and powerful interview on ABC this morning @aliceleung Let’s support our amazing teachers to gain the conditions they need and deserve #morethanthanks
‘Reading comprehension and knowledge have a reciprocal relationship in which knowledge supports comprehension and comprehension builds new knowledge…’ (Cervetti and Wright, 2020) https://t.co/yZXQZuvBkf