2023 will be another exciting year for literacy educators and their students. Dive into the five trends below to hear what’s in store for the year ahead
At the height of the pandemic, Kathleen Law took to Instagram to help parents engage their young readers at home at a time when they needed support the most.
Orton-Gillingham has long been associated with dyslexia. However, it is an approach that supports the Science of Reading Movement and Structured Literacy in every classroom.
Maximizing the impact of your literacy professional development time and money can increase teacher retention, increase literacy rates across your district, and eliminate the need for costly intervention later down the road.