In this edWebinar, we’ll talk about what this era of social distancing needs in order to build and sustain strong reading habits.
While printed books aren’t going away, today’s kids are wired to think digital first. Combined with increasing ways for teachers, students, and authors to interact online, digital reading is allowing students to connect with content on a deeper level. In their presentation, sponsored by Mackin Educational Resources, “The Transformative Power of Digital Reading,” Michelle Luhtala, Library Department Chair, New Canaan High School (CT), and Jane Lofton, Teacher Librarian “In the Wild,” offered tools and strategies for effective engagement with digital sources.
This edWebinar will make it easy for attendees to understand how to apply and teach children the 6 keys to early childhood reading (as outlined by the NICHD) in a practical way.
This edWebinar will present an overview of the concepts and language content that are essential for teaching reading, spelling, and writing effectively.
Learn why small group instruction is an optimal way for teachers to support striving readers while keeping them in the classroom reading community.
Attend this edWebinar to explore the most actionable insights from the new 2020 report—along with educators’ tips for motivating struggling readers and for incorporating SEL into reading instruction.
Further entice your students to delve into texts independently by creating a browsing collection of related texts to extend what you are reading aloud.
Just for early childhood educators, this edWebinar is chock full of fun, just-right activities that build oral language and early reading and writing skills.
Join this edWebinar to learn simple strategies to support students during small-group instruction, helping them grow as independent readers.
Teachers, administrators, and other educators can deepen their knowledge of how to lead youth toward their academic potential and succeed at meeting grade-level standards through engaging literacy experiences.