Teaching cursive in the digital age might seem like a pointless task, but learning cursive writing can still prove to be a valuable skill. It also provides benefits supported by research that improve reading and writing. In this article, I share the benefits of teaching cursive, especially for those with dyslexia, some tips to help…
Whether it’s the beginning of the school year and you need to perform reading assessments, you’re working with a new student one-on-one, or you’re checking progress mid-year, there are a variety of reading assessments you can choose from to inform your instruction. In this post, I’m sharing my top picks for reading assessments that evaluate…
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Understanding print concepts is a crucial step in your child’s journey towards becoming a skilled reader. These concepts form the foundation of how print works and its role in conveying information. As a parent or educator, it’s essential to grasp the importance of print concepts and how to effectively teach them to young learners. Print…
Do you remember using reading logs as a kid? I remember having them throughout elementary and middle school. And as a teacher, most schools have required me to assign reading logs to my students. But as I have learned more about reading and best practices (based on research), I have learned that they are not…