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Executive functioning and the Common Core Some students might not meet the Common Core goals due to the executive demands of the tasks.
Addressing reading comprehension challenges The language experience approach helps address the comprehension challenges faced by many students with autism.
What does it take for a school to embrace the science of teaching reading? Dr. Fletcher says that when schools have the opportunity to see effective reading practices, teachers will rally, especially if school leaders show support.
Paul Rogers: What Good Writing Instruction Looks Like Dr. Rogers identifies what good writing instruction looks like.
Building background knowledge in the summer Dr. Frey shares ways that kids can have enriching free or low-cost summer learning experiences.
Building visual literacy muscles Jago thinks that pairing a text with visuals such as paintings or photographs gives students a new way to interpret the meaning of the text.
What are schools getting wrong about reading? Dr. Mark Seidenberg explains what many schools get wrong about teaching reading.