What, apart from decoding, supports pupils in Key Stage 2 (ages 7-11) to be fluent, independent readers? 🤔 Although there are no quick fixes, we have developed a toolkit of evidence-based strategies to enrich practice and support your pupils’ reading comprehension. Attend our two-day online training, on 1 October and 29 April, to explore vocabulary, metacognition and dialogic learning and develop an action plan for your school. Find out more: https://lnkd.in/ecz9zy8p
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WEBINAR: "Addressing Common Instructional Questions in Teaching Reading." Check out this webinar presented by Literacy Specialist Connie Freeman. Watch as she tackles important topics such as the differences between phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics, as well as how children learn to recognize words and read fluently. https://ow.ly/BAIy50Prbo3 She also explores effective strategies for teaching reading comprehension.
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WEBINAR: "Addressing Common Instructional Questions in Teaching Reading." Check out this webinar presented by Literacy Specialist Connie Freeman. Watch as she tackles important topics such as the differences between phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics, as well as how children learn to recognize words and read fluently. https://ow.ly/BAIy50Prbo3 She also explores effective strategies for teaching reading comprehension.
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WEBINAR: "Addressing Common Instructional Questions in Teaching Reading." Check out this webinar presented by Literacy Specialist Connie Freeman. Watch as she tackles important topics such as the differences between phonological awareness, phonemic awareness, and phonics, as well as how children learn to recognize words and read fluently. https://ow.ly/BAIy50Prbo3 She also explores effective strategies for teaching reading comprehension.
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Join Brian Whitehouse for Assessing with ELs in Mind on March 6th! https://lnkd.in/gzuqUDvT Assessment is essential to quality teaching. We need to know where our students are on the road, how effective our instructional strategies are, and what challenges we need to consider as we build lessons and activities. This workshop will explore strategies to effectively assess English-language learners while focusing on purpose, priorities, feedback, reflection, and how to think about the concept of assessment as learning.
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Understand how #ReadingPlus: 📚Accelerates reading progress. 📖 Will provide you with a comprehensive overview of your students' reading skills. 🎒 Is adaptive to each student's needs. 🧑🏫 Reduces teacher workload. 🏠Encourages reading for pleasure in school and at home. Book your 30-minute demonstration of Reading Plus today here: https://bit.ly/3InAd1B!
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Helping schools achieve the reading & spelling outcomes they want by providing an effective validated SSP programme staff & children will enjoy using.
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⭐ NEW teacher's guide to Adaptive Teaching ⭐ Tailoring your teaching to the different needs of your students is key to helping them reach their learning goals. 🎯 So, to get you started with Adaptive Teaching, we wrote this guide 👇 https://bit.ly/4cp3upj
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