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Effective Tier 1 Literacy in the Primary Grades

Release Date: Tuesday, September 15, 2026

Upcoming

Dr. Stephanie Stollar
Dr. Stephanie Stollar
Creator of The Reading Science Academy and assistant professor in the reading science program at Mount St. Joseph University

Join this applicable and enlightening presentation with Dr. Stephanie Stollar, one of the nation’s foremost experts on MTSS, early literacy, and effective intervention. Drawing on her extensive work through The Reading Science Academy and her decades of experience supporting schools across the country, Dr. Stollar will unpack the essential characteristics of high quality Tier 1 instruction—the features that truly drive student success.

In this session, Dr. Stollar will show how Tier 1 instruction and intervention must work together, what educators should look for "under the hood," and why recognizing and implementing these key ingredients is critical for preventing reading difficulties before they take root. Educators will walk away with practical clarity, actionable steps for intervention, and a deeper understanding of how to strengthen Tier 1.

Attendees will Learn:

  1. The characteristics of effective Tier 1 instruction
  2. How to use universal screening data to inform components of Tier 1 instruction
  3. Approaches to aligning Tier 1 instruction and intervention with student needs
  4. How and when to use intervention
  5. How to use screening and progress monitoring data to evaluate the effectiveness of the Tier 1 system of support
  6. How to spot and correct common Tier 1 misconceptions

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