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We are always grateful, but especially this time of year, for the wonderful kids at Park View. Especially our 8th graders who serve as part of Ray's Reading Buddies! @PVMrsJ @mgsd70 #inspire70
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In this episode of Science of Reading: The Podcast, Tim Shanahan discusses his new book, "Leveled Reading, Leveled Lives: How Students’ Reading Achievement Has Been Held Back and What We Can Do About It."
During his conversation with Susan Lambert, he discusses the complexities of learning to read and makes the case for more explicit instruction.
Join the conversation: at.amplify.com/4mnojFO
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Please make sure to support the 8th Graders from Ray's Reading Buddies for their FIRST fundraiser. On April 23rd, bring $1 and wear a hat to school! @mgsd70 @PVMrsJ #inspire70
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It's spooky how much fun working we have working with our Reading Buddies! @PVMrsJ @mgsd70 #inspire70
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Do leveled books belong in the classroom? @educationweek's @s_e_schwartz discusses this with literacy leaders, including @MSKurto, who emphasizes the need for evidence-aligned practices to help students develop decoding skills.
Read more: bit.ly/3YtwyHf
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🔑 How well #students with #IEPs succeed depends largely on the expectations teachers hold for them. Never underestimate the combined power of high expectations and awesome instruction. #LeadInclusion #EdLeaders #Teachers #UDL #SBLchat #TG2Chat #TeacherTwitter
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Handwriting instruction can improve students’ knowledge of letter names and sounds, spelling, and word reading. In our latest post, IRRC Director Shawn Datchuk describes several effective techniques for teaching handwriting. irrc.education.uiowa.edu/blo…
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The English language does not have to be confusing for students. When teachers know how the language is structured they can teach about it. But, if teachers aren't taught about the language- things like phonics, phonemic awareness, and grammar, we can see where the gap starts.
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Structured Literacy has many elements, alone they are pieces to a puzzle. Together, they make a strong reader! We will break down the elements in the coming weeks. We will also hear from individuals- why Structured Literacy is important to them, personally. Keep an eye out!
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“I am a mom of a child who has been misunderstood and unsupported in our public school system for more than a decade.”
Wow…I felt like I was reading our own story. Change is overdue!
#untilEVERYkidcanread edweek.org/teaching-learning…
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It’s time for the first set of #IowaSOR concurrent workshops! @janhasbrouck is breaking down what oral reading fluency assessments measure, why they are so widely used, and how they can inform educators’ decision-making for instruction and intervention. Let’s get to learning! 😀
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We’re kicking off presentations at the Iowa Science of Reading Summit with our 1st keynote! @janhasbrouck is presenting on the evolution of the science of reading and how the ever-growing nature of this body of research impacts classroom instruction. What an exciting start! 📖🎉 #IowaSOR

























