Resources for Literacy Learning

If You Can’t Speak It, You Can’t Read It: What Learning Science Tells Us About Emergent Bilingual Literacy Instruction

Students who are learning English are developing a beneficial new skill: They are becoming bilingual. The literacy instruction they receive must acknowledge their existing abilities, needs, and strengths. In this webinar, we dive into ways schools can support their Emergent Bilinguals' literacy acquisition.

How to Use Your Stimulus Funds to Address Interrupted Literacy Learning

In this webinar, find out how to use stimulus funds to address interrupted literacy learning and learning loss. This is an information-rich webinar from two experts in state and federal funding topics.

Improving Equity: One Step, One Goal at a Time

Overcoming educational inequity is an ongoing challenge. Fortunately, thanks to decades of research, we now understand the correct way to teach reading so all students enjoy equal access to literacy. In this webinar, we dive into how schools can improve equity through literacy.

From the Classroom to the Cloud: How to Keep Students Engaged in Remote Learning

As schools shift to teaching using remote environments, it becomes more important than ever before to keep students engaged and motivated. This webinar discusses the four elements of keeping students engaged in remote learning environments.

Accelerating Student Learning to Close the Gaps: Strategies to Mitigate the Impacts of COVID Slide and Summer Learning Loss

To help fill gaps from learning loss due to COVID-19, as well as from summer break, educators can use proven principles from the science of reading. In this webinar, discover evidence-based methods that accelerate student learning. A must-see for all teachers.

How to Develop Scalable and Sustainable Remote Learning Plans

Learn from two Lexia® experts as they discuss how to develop scalable and sustainable remote learning plans. In the webinar, you'll learn the key topics and frameworks that educators can use in their own schools.

Structured Literacy: Applying the Science of Reading in the Classroom

When it comes to reading, knowing the alphabet is just the beginning. For students to become confident readers, there are many skills they must master, such as the relationship between letters and sounds, syntax, the rules of conversation, and more.

5 Evidence-Based Literacy Strategies for English Learners

Emergent Bilingual students require particular support in their language acquisition journey before they can learn to read in English. In this webinar, we dive into ways schools can boost their Emergent Bilinguals' literacy.

Assessment Without Testing: A Deep Dive into the Educator Data Reports