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Towards Educational Equity: Empowering Literacy Teachers
The Every Student Succeeds Act (ESSA) was signed into law by President Barack Obama on December 10, 2015. The purpose of ESSA (2015) is “ . . . to provide all children significant opportunity to receive a fair, equitable, and high-quality education”
Literacy Professional Learning: 10 Reasons Why It's Essential
Supporting Parents for Successful Emergent Bilingual Remote Learning
6 Evidence-Based Literacy Strategies to Support Emergent Bilinguals
From Theory to Practice: Academic Language Strategies for Improving K-12 Reading Comprehension
Read this white paper by Lexia's literacy experts to learn about research-proven academic language instructional strategies that you can use in both the elementary and secondary classrooms.
Assessment Competency: How to Efficiently Obtain the Right Information to Improve Data-Driven Instruction
Guided by the strong understanding of the four key objectives of assessment—identify, monitor, collect, and assess—teachers and administrators can integrate the right types of assessments to support instructional planning and develop a rigorous and comprehensive assessment plan.
Empowering Teacher Effectiveness: Five Key Factors for Success
Curriculum-focused professional development helps provide teachers the “what” they need to provide in terms of classroom instruction. However, the questions of “why” specific students require certain instructional resources and “when” those resources are needed are the key questions that will unlock schools’ ability to empower teachers to obtain a level of effectiveness that will improve student outcomes.
Examining the Link Between Poor Literacy Skills and Dropout: Effective Strategies to Improve Reading Proficiency for K–12 Students
4 Key Factors of Effective School Leadership
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