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A teacher's education never ends. New research, state standards, and curriculum changes require teachers who are informed, energized, and responsive. Learn the characteristics of excellent reading teachers and the knowledge and skills required to teach reading effectively. More »
Explicit strategy instruction is at the core of good comprehension instruction. Browse our Strategy Library to print graphic organizers and to learn more about the range of research-based strategies for teaching comprehension, vocabulary and writing. More »
Teaching reading is a complex process, but we now know a lot about effective adolescent literacy instruction, including how to identify at-risk children and how to intervene effectively. The articles in this section offer information on what effective instruction looks like in the classroom and strategies to increase student engagement and motivation. More »
Featured Author: David Lubar is the author of lots of short stories and novels. This former video game programmer connects with his adolescent audience through a shared love of adventure and explosions. More »
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Families play a huge role in how well students do in school. The following articles explain the importance of teachers and parents working together on behalf of kids. Also included are examples of programs that specifically attempt to make the link between home and school. More »
In this era of data-driven decision-making, the education community is using research to guide policy about reading instruction. In this section we highlight a sample of the most relevant reports. More »
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