Despite the billions of dollars devoted to improving reading outcomes, the 2019 NAEP results confirm that our country remains mired in a decades-long literacy crisis:
Are lessons dominated by teachers talking? Do students have a robust role in discussing what they’re learning? Or are they mostly answering procedural or factual
Wary teachers say they’re now seeing gains with structured programs
My colleague and co-author, Katie Hull Sypnieski, and I worked with Ed Week this week to create four short videos on student motivation. Ed Week
Already troubled by her 4th grade students’ low reading levels, San Antonio-area teacher Melody Fernandez entered “survival mode” when she was moved down to 1st
Neuroscience has given educators a new way of thinking about how students change and grow as they learn. Now one research partnership is teaching them
The nation faces persistent challenges amid marginal progress when it comes to assuring that school systems and socioeconomic factors provide all children with bright prospects
Mary Sacchetti spent six years and tens of thousands of dollars preparing to become a special education teacher and then a reading specialist. But even
A primary school in California aims to make school feel like a second home to students, in part, by providing support to students’ families. Each
If we want our students to be skilled thinkers, we must give them the linguistic tools of the trade.
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