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How We Read: A Graphic Guide to Literacy ©
What happens in our brains when we read? It turns out, a lot. Reading is a complex process that involves multiple parts of the brain wo…
Employ practical classroom strategies to ensure all students are successful with grade-level work.
What happens in our brains when we read? It turns out, a lot. Reading is a complex process that involves multiple parts of the brain wo…
Quarter turns, which are small pivots teachers can make in the classroom, can be used across the content areas when a complex, grade-le…
A high-leverage, evidence-based strategy to support students in accessing a complex text is to anchor that text in a conceptually coher…
This document includes student-friendly, fun, and engaging games, songs, and activities that can be used to enhance foundational skills…
Improve instruction and help all students achieve at high levels by making these research-based adjustments to your balanced literacy p…
Some instructional practice habits may unintentionally shift the cognitive lift away from students, robbing them of valuable learning o…
If thoughtfully supported, all students can engage and learn from rich, grade-level-appropriate, complex text. This guidance document s…
This supplemental, quick-reference guide addresses both short and long-term strategies for improving reading skills. It is based on res…
This guidance document provides research-based strategies and classroom activities to support academic vocabulary instruction. In this …
These evidence-based mathematical language routines were designed to allow English Language Learners (ELLs) to develop their language s…
It is important for English Language Learners to be able to participate fully in grade-level writing and discussion activities. As they…
The guidance outlines some ideas for fostering conversations around “juicy sentences.” The juicy sentence is a strategy dev…