The Simple View of Reading is a key model for understanding students’ reading skills. Discover effective instruction strategies and how to apply them to support all learners.
Reading prosody brings written words to life. It includes the intonation, rhythm, pitch, and stress of words in language. Read on for effective teaching strategies.
Metacognition prompts students to look beyond the tasks they undertake or the books they read. It fosters deep thinking and self-reflection about the material they encounter.
Word recognition is the ability to identify words by sight. Discover effective ways to help students build this skill through practice, exposure, and more.
The five stages of reading development are emergent pre-reading, early reading, transitional reading, intermediate reading, and advanced reading. Read on for a guide.
Set up your classroom library by organizing books, creating a cozy reading space, and encouraging a love for reading with thoughtful design and student involvement.
Word study is effective when students explore word patterns, sounds, and meanings through hands-on, collaborative learning. Learn strategies for successful implementation!
The New Mexico Public Education Department (NMPED) is expanding its efforts to close literacy gaps with the launch of the 2025 CLSD Upper Elementary and Secondary Interventions Mini Grant
