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A step-by-step course for literacy leaders, coaches, and teachers responsible for implementing MTSS in the classroom.
Support your team in implementing the book MTSS for Reading Improvement with monthly live guidance from the authors.
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Free grouping worksheets, assessment audit templates, a progress monitoring guide, and more to help classroom teachers get started.
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Watch a 13-minute video, complete with printable handouts educators can use to advocate for the science of reading with administrators and parents.
Free resources to help you get started in your quest to prepare future educators.
An evidence-based training and advocacy group for professors working to bring the science of reading to frontline classrooms.
An expert’s guide to the best dyslexia books for teachers to deepen your science of reading and MTSS knowledge. Practical, research-based, and classroom-ready.
The process of large-scale school change is complicated and messy. If there was a clear path forward, it would have already been found and implemented.
Early literacy screening is one of the most important educational technologies available today. I believe districts are not taking advantage of the full opportunity available in universal screening when they choose to use Computer Adaptive Tests (CATs).
I recently posted a video about my love of the Nonsense Word Fluency assessment that generate lots of questions and discussion. People asked for a document that included the points I had made in the video. I couldn't find anything, so I'm attempting a summary here.
The term “standardized test” is used to lump together all types of group-administered achievement measures given in schools.
