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The Importance of Read Alouds for Middle Schoolers

Should read-alouds happen with kids once they are reading on their own? Please join us to discuss the why and how of reading aloud to middle...
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Building Thinking Classrooms in ELA

Guiding Questions: What does an ELA Thinking Classroom look like? What works when applying the "Building Thinking Classrooms" approach to...
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Station Rotation Model (K-5; ELA and Math focus) with Dr. Catlin Tucker

This session will focus on how elementary teachers can use the station rotation model in their ELA and math blocks to create more opportunities to...
- admin
- grades K-2
- grades 3-5
- english
- math
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Early Learning Curriculum Support & Guidance

The release of the Indiana Early Learning Standards provided common language and expectations for early childhood educators. The question now centers...
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Teacher Voice for Structured Literacy: A Case Study of District Change

Educators from Mountain Views Supervisory Union in Vermont will share their grassroots-initiated structured literacy change story. How did an...
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Kindergarten Readiness Overview

Information to support families around the topic of kindergarten readiness.
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Your Brain on Books: Reading in a Digital World

This session will discuss the reading brain, what that means in a world with increasingly ubiquitous technology, and the ways that impacts how we...
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Talking Points

Talking Points offers two-way auto-translation between teachers and families. No smartphones, computers, or wifi are required; for families, getting...
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The Hidden Potential of the Science of Reading: Screening and Instructing Language in Early Childhood

Think the Science of Reading begins with formal reading instruction? Think again! Join speech-language pathologist and literacy leader, Dr. Nell...
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Teaching Word Recognition Skills with Dr. Katie Pace Miles

The science of reading is not just about word recognition skills, but efficient word recognition is critical to fluent reading and reading...
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The Nuts n' Bolts of Aligning a Multi-tiered System of Support

Data-based individualization offers schools a framework for intensifying instruction while maintaining alignment across tiers of an MTSS. Join...
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Benefits and Costs of Whole Group and Small Group

How can schools effectively use data to know if students are getting the instruction they need to be successful readers? Join Jamey Peavler to learn...
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What is the science of reading? with Dr. Maria Murray

The term “science of reading” has become popularized by national reporting, social media, and recently the historic literacy investment and...
- english
- grades K-2
- grades 3-5
- grades 6-8
- grades 9-12
- admin
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Google Slides: Build a Snowman Template

If you're looking for a way to help your students learn and use Google Slides in an interactive way, this Build a Snowman template, created by Eric...
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Sum Dog

Build fluency through Sumdog's adaptive learning platform with math games and activities. For ages 5 to 14, Sumdog offers a personalized learning...
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PBS Learning Media

PBS LearningMedia offers a wealth of multimedia resources for teaching all subjects and content areas. Resources include video clips, interactives,...
- grades K-2
- grades 3-5
- grades 6-8
- grades 9-12
- math
- english
- science
- social studies
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Google Classroom Practice Sets

Practice Sets aim to make assessment more effective and engaging for both teachers and students. By combining AI-powered tools with familiar...