Save your seat! In February, join Dr. Rapahel for Writing with Purpose: Building a Culturally Responsive Teaching Practice at LitCon. How can we best meet our students where they are? What are the most effective ways to

Parents of children selected for Reading Recovery® often have questions about the intervention and what this instruction means for their child. Following are responses to commonly asked questions. Why does the school suggest Reading

Republished with permission of Dr. Sam Bommarito, author of Dr. Sam 7, Seeking Ways to Grow Proficient, Motivated, Lifelong Readers & Writers: https://doctorsam7.blog/2024/09/21/susan-vincent-gives-her-take-on-the-science-of-reading-recovery-an-interview-with-dr-sam-bommarito/ ________________________ I’ve been friends with Susan Vincent for a very long

It’s that time of year again! As LitCon approaches and the school year amps up, award applications are open at the Reading Recovery Council of North America. Whether you’re hoping to attend LitCon, have

Any educator can tell you that there's always some newfangled strategy promising to revolutionize learning, boost test scores, and turn every student into a prodigy. But when these grand promises inevitably fizzle

Want more? Check out the new members-only Roaming Tips and Tricks resource listed under Literacy Teaching Tools! With a new school year, we welcome new students into Reading Recovery! During the first ten lessons

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That back-to-school feeling is here and teachers are thinking about the new school year and ways to inspire and be inspired.  I like to go to places where I find words that are encouraging

You notice what you are looking for. Think about it. You buy a new car and then see the same car in the same color everywhere you look. You hadn’t noticed it before, but

You notice what you are looking for. Think about it. You buy a new car and then see the same car in the same color everywhere you look. You hadn’t noticed it before, but