Science-based literacy resources and articles
for families, educators and schools
Search by Category:
Categories
- Advocacy
- Authentic Literature
- Business
- Comprehension
- Data Tracking
- Differentiation
- Dyslexia
- Evaluation and Assessment
- Executive Functioning
- Games & Activities
- Helping My Child At Home
- How To
- IEP/504 Plan
- Lesson Planning
- Math
- Online Intervention
- Organization
- Parents
- Phonics
- Phonological Awareness
- Reading Comprehension
- Reading Fluency
- Research
- SLP
- Spelling
- Vocabulary
- Writing
Time Spent Testing My Students is Taking Away From Instruction Time (or is it?)
It can absolutely feel like all the time we spend evaluating could be better spent actually TEACHING our students the skills, right?
But the truth is - it is a critical component of our instruction.
While we are just as eager to jump into concepts with our students and get them the instruction we KNOW they will need, we have to recognize that assessments and data should be providing us incredibly valuable information that sets the trajectory for where we need to go.
Doing Your OWN Research in Your Intervention
As literacy interventionists, we are told all the time about the importance of “research-based” intervention but no one tells us that this should include our own research! Click through to read more.
The Missing Piece in the Data-Tracking Process
One of the biggest mistakes we see in intervention is when interventionists take all of this time to collect wonderful data, but then not effectively sharing it with those who have a vested interest in the results - click here to read more about how you can EASILY share your results and grab a FREE resource that will help you do so!