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Using Acadience Learning Online to Support the Science of Reading
Posted on July 28, 2022
  • Laurie Carmon
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  • Acadience Learning Online
  • Science of Reading

We frequently hear about science of reading (SoR) in leadership discussions, and it is referenced all across social media in education groups. So, what exactly is the science of reading and why, suddenly, is it so important?

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What Is The Alphabetic Principle?
Posted on July 26, 2022
  • Voyager Sopris Learning
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  • Alphabetic Principle

The jobs of elementary educators may seem like all fun and games, but kindergarten teachers don't just referee recess and hand out snacks.

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How To Use Elkonin Boxes To Help Children Practice Reading Skills
Posted on July 20, 2022
  • Voyager Sopris Learning
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  • Elkonin Boxes

According to the Young Readers Foundation, reading not only helps build focus and comprehension, it also helps children develop empathy, leadership, confidence, and social skills—and developing a few key early literacy skills can help children grow into confident and proficient readers.

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The Power of Prevention
Posted on July 14, 2022
  • Dr. Ruth Kaminski
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  • Acadience

With a nod to Benjamin Franklin, let me begin by saying that an ounce of good, quality instruction to prevent reading difficulties is worth a pound of reading remediation.

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5 Ways to Integrate SEL Into Your Classroom This Fall
Posted on July 13, 2022
  • Voyager Sopris Learning
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  • SEL

As we’ve seen in the past two years since the COVID-19 pandemic began, millions of students lost the structure and socialization they were accustomed to.

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What Is Response To Intervention?
Posted on July 8, 2022
  • Voyager Sopris Learning
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  • Intervention

Maintaining grade-level proficiency in reading and math is essential to student achievement throughout their educational years and beyond, but unfortunately, 22% of American adults are innumerate (functionally illiterate in math), and 21% are illiterate.

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