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Apr 19, 2018

Identifying Students for Summer Intervention

Summer is a valuable time to help students who have struggled this year. The problem is that you may not know who they are until your end-of-year testing results come back. . . next fall.

Scott Sterling

Apr 18, 2018

It Takes a Village: The Achievement Gap and Summer Learning

Can we take a minute to be real for a second here?

LaToya Hozian

Mar 27, 2018

Classroom Strategies to Support Advanced Learners at All Grade Levels

Every week you work hard at meticulously creating meaningful lesson plans for your students.

Jasmine Auger

Mar 20, 2018

An Introduction to Enrichment and Supportive Classroom Strategies

When a classroom teacher suggests that he or she will be providing ‘enrichment’ to students, it can often lead to confusion due to the various definitions of the term.

Laura Porter-Jones

Mar 06, 2018

4 Best Practices to Use Midyear Benchmark Assessment Data

So, you’ve administered midyear benchmark assessments ahead of spring high-stakes testing.

Beth Holine

Jan 18, 2018

Literacy Instruction in the Early Primary Grades: One South Carolina School’s Experience

In Winnsboro, South Carolina, one Title I elementary school is committed to helping its youngest students become proficient readers. Here's how they're leveraging technology and an individualized approach to make it happen.

Madison Michell

Dec 04, 2017

ESSA, Accountability, and Personalized Learning: Implementing Response to Intervention at the High School Level

Response to intervention (RTI) is a skills-based, growth- and mastery-focused approach that has been used in elementary schools for a long time. With implementation of ESSA, it’s also an approach that high schools will likely be expected to adopt much more frequently.

Winnie O'Leary

Nov 01, 2017

How Teachers Can Support Students with Dyslexia in the Elementary Classroom

When you understand what dyslexia is and how to work around it, you give dyslexic students in your class a better shot at success. Dyslexia has nothing to do with intelligence or ability; and while there is no magical cure for dyslexia, it can be overcome.