[8/1/22] The Top 7: What Educators Are Reading
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More than two dozen?states have adopted laws or policies requiring schools to use “science of reading”?teaching approaches. But passing a law is the easy part;?changing day-to-day instruction in classrooms is more difficult.?Five meaty stories and charts dive deep?into the reasons why.
And speaking of challenges, see why standout?teachers are saying “thanks, but no thanks” to the principal’s job.
Read on for these and more of our most popular stories.
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Speech-Language Pathologist/Self-Regulated Learning Consultant
2 年It has always perplexed me after working in classrooms for 30 years that we are not automatically looking at the science behind anything we do. It has also surprised me that most parents assume this is happening- but it is not and parents need to be educated on being a child advocate who asks questions about what the reading program is based upon- I find this highly unusual that a parent would question any curriculum validity
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