Blog Post Resources for Literacy Learning

Five Reasons to Include Literacy Education in Middle School Teachers' Professional Learning

Many teachers of adolescents have not been trained to teach students how to read even though some older students struggle to understand complex texts. With the right training and support, all teachers can easily incorporate literacy strategies into their teaching to catch students up.

How District Leaders Can Maximize Funding to See Student Gains in Literacy

ESSER funds are still available to invest in evidence-based programs for improved student literacy outcomes. District leaders need to evaluate the programs they’ve used in the first stage of pandemic recovery to determine what is working most effectively for all learners.

7 ESSER Resources for Administrators: A Curated List

Mastering ESSER Funds: Review this ESSER resources list of seven vital articles, guides, and white papers that unveil the intricacies of federal funding for optimal literacy outcomes ahead of the next deadline. Start bridging those learning gaps now.

Building Resilience: How School Leaders Can Fight Teacher Burnout

What is Morphology?

What is morphology, and why does it matter? Students can improve reading and vocabulary skills when they have morphological awareness—understanding the parts that make up a word. Discover morphology activities that can help students break down words and build comprehension.

Maintaining Heritage Languages To Support the Whole Child

Maintaining and developing a multilingual student’s first language supports their ability to learn English. Learn how to support multilingual learners with Dr. Elena Schmitt.