Reporting on Reading With Emily Hanford By: Meg Mechelke Posted on: June 6, 2023 The journalist discusses her background as an education correspondent, her hopes for the science of reading movement, and more.
Embracing Translanguaging in the Classroom with Bilingual Texts By: Maya Wald Posted on: February 28, 2023 Using more than one language supports English learners and helps create an equitable environment.
What Is the Science of Reading? By: Nina A. Lorimor-Easley, M.S., M.Ed. Posted on: February 14, 2023 Find out why it’s important to have a common understanding of such a widely used term and take a closer look at the type of science in the science of reading.
Drama in the Classroom: Reader’s Theatre as Fluency Practice By: Meg Mechelke Posted on: December 20, 2022 Read tips on how to implement reader’s theatre in the classroom and download free reader’s theatre scripts.
Celebrating Students’ Identities and Experiences With Culturally Relevant Texts By: Kate Will, M.A. Posted on: November 29, 2022 Selecting stories that reflect students’ interests and backgrounds can be a useful tool for increasing classroom participation and engagement.
The Intersection of Dyslexia, Struggles With Reading, and Mental Health By: Sam McVancel, Ph.D. Posted on: October 25, 2022 Learn more about the mental health impacts and strategies to help children with dyslexia.
Workshopping a Play: Teaching Literacy Skills Through Playwriting By: Meg Mechelke Posted on: October 4, 2022 Students can practice revising their own writing along with giving and receiving feedback through collaborative playwriting workshops.
Purposeful Playwriting: Teaching Literacy Skills Through Playwriting By: Meg Mechelke Posted on: September 1, 2022 Students can learn literacy skills and write about issues they are passionate about through this unique genre of writing.
Prewriting Strategies May Reduce Apprehension Towards Writing By: Kate Will, M.A. Posted on: April 26, 2022 Brainstorming, concept mapping, and freewriting can help students organize their thoughts and gain confidence as writers.
Learning English with your Children and Teens: Using a Chore Chart to Practice Overall Fluency By: Nicole DeSalle, M.F.A. Posted on: March 29, 2022 Planning out the week’s chores provides an excellent opportunity to practice English skills.
Learning English With Your Children and Teens: Practice Paraphrasing With a New Game By: Kate Will, M.A. Posted on: February 22, 2022 English learners can have fun with their families and learn a communication strategy by making and playing a card game.