LETRS Champions

Teachers are the most important factor in student success. Informed teachers can explain language to students, including sounds, spellings, and word meanings that might be confusing. They use lessons based on reading science and understand the process of learning to read and write. Research proves it. Science matters. ”

—Dr. Louisa Moats

Author of LETRS

Informed early childhood educators help young children learn the early literacy skills that will make a difference for the rest of their lives. They use lessons based on reading science to build the foundations needed for learning to read and write. ”

—Dr. Lucy Hart Paulson

Author of LETRS^® for Early Childhood Educators

Going through LETRS, you sit there, moment-by-moment, thinking ‘I should have known this.’ It’s the tool to change lives and change communities. ”

—Ebony Lee, Ph.D.

Director of Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment,
Clayton County Public Schools, GA

Teacher expertise provides the 'why' behind your choice of programs, assessments, and interventions. There's no need to guess ... we know how to do this! Understanding how children learn to read, and what happens when they don't respond to instruction, is the key to enable students' growth. When you know better, you do better. ”

—Dr. Carol Tolman

Coauthor, LETRS

Recognize the Literacy Champion in Your Life

Here are Some of Your Literacy Champions

These Literacy Champions Share Why Teachers Are the Most Important Factor to Student Success

LETRS Fills the Gaps in Teacher Preparation