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Teachers are always looking for new ways to help students demonstrate what they know. For Crystal Oswald, a reading specialist […]
Teachers are always looking for new ways to help students demonstrate what they know. For Crystal Oswald, a reading specialist […]
New WonkyFolk is out (Well not really, here’s a link to a sneak preview of the episode coming later this
Finding time for meaningful classroom conversations can be a challenge when teachers are already juggling packed schedules and academic requirements.
There’s something about fall that makes curling up with a good book feel even better. Bring a little of that
What are all those funny mouth pictures decorating classroom walls lately? And where on earth is the vowel valley? We
Published August 26, 2026 Home » Education Articles » Reading/ELA Instruction » Sight Words and Orthographic Mapping: A Free Practice
Our guest author is Lillian Durán, a professor in the Department of Special Education and Clinical Sciences at the University
Book reports can be a yawn, or they can be an opportunity to inspire students’ creativity and get students excited
What if you could decide—on a whim—to take a two-month road trip? What if you could build out your workday
All teachers, not only reading teachers, can benefit from understanding how students may struggle in reading, in order to better