Personalized Learning and the Science of Reading

Presented by Laura Seal, Director, Supplementals, Amplify

Sponsored by Amplify

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Too often we find that educators are given the tools to use instructional resources and programs, but not the insights into why they were created and why they work. This recorded edWebinar pulls back the curtain on the research base of Amplify’s personalized learning program for early literacy, Amplify Reading, which was informed through deep partnership with leaders in early literacy, psychology, and neuroscience like Dr. Bruce McCandliss and Dr. Jane Oakhill.

Viewers will leave the session with:

• An entirely new understanding of the missing link in reading comprehension: What strong readers do while they’re reading and how to teach students these strategies
• New instructional strategies for foundational skills and vocabulary
• Ideas for modeling and helping students apply these skills to texts
• Resources to support these strategies

This recorded edWebinar will be of interest to teachers, librarians, and school and district leaders of the kindergarten through elementary levels.

About the Presenters

Laura Seal is the director of supplementals at Amplify. Her focus is to ensure that Amplify continues to develop the best programs and services by cultivating deep relationships and empathy for the students, teachers, and communities it serves. She is passionate about early literacy, teacher and student empowerment, and equity.

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