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Blog Post I Want My Students to Comprehend — Am I Teaching the Wrong Kind of Strategies? Let’s explore the difference between reading comprehension and learning from text, and when to teach comprehension strategies vs study skills.
Blog Post What About the Textbook Reviews? Are third-party evaluations of commercial reading programs aligned with research? Shanahan identifies six problems with these reviews and suggests solutions to each.
Blog Post What Does Your Literacy Block Look Like? It Depends. An effective literacy block allows teachers to adjust the amount and content of instruction according to students’ needs.
