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January 2025
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Using an MTSS Framework for Science of Reading Implementation
Webinars
edWeb

Discover how Multi-Tiered Systems of Supports (MTSS) can serve as a powerful framework for improving reading outcomes schoolwide. This edWebinar unpacks the essential elements of MTSS, including early intervention, data-driven instruction, and team-based decision making. Learn how to bridge general and special education, align your practices with science-based approaches, and support teachers with the tools they need to drive student success.

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November 2024
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IDA of Northern Ohio 37th Annual Symposium
Events
Northern Ohio Branch of IDA
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November 2024
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Building Reading Fluency: The Power of Practice in K-2 Classrooms
Events
Zaner Bloser via EdWeb

In this edWebinar, Dr. Stephanie Stollar addresses misconceptions and position practice within classroom reading instruction.

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August 2024
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Research-Aligned Decisions About Implementing Reading Interventions
Podcasts
Voyager Sopris EDVIEW360

Join us for this informative, inspiring conversation with Dr. Stephanie Stollar, as she offers guidance about evaluating, selecting, and implementing intervention programs.

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July 2024
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Administrators: What Does it Really Take to Fix the Reading Problem
Events
PaTTAN Literacy Symposium Presentation with Sharon Dunn

In this session, administrators will learn how to use Structured Literacy to build capacity to improve reading outcomes through the science of reading. Participants will gain understanding of what MTSS is, common misconceptions, and why MTSS is the actual framework for implementing the science of reading.

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July 2024
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Diving into Literacy Assessments with Dr. Stephanie Stollar
Podcasts
The Road to Reading

In this episode, we hear from Dr. Stephanie Stollar. Dr. Stollar will share different types of literacy assessments, how they can be used to dig deeper into our data, how we can use our data to shift our systems that support students, some possible recommendations for a walk to read model, and how to support our older struggling students, as well as what types of assessments we may not need in the future.

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