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Top 5 Reasons You Should Attend the Building Readers for Life Summer Conference

When the rhythm of the school year gives way to the different pace of summer, a teacher’s thoughts often turn to professional development. When I attend conferences, The Literacy Nest created the Building Readers for Life Summer Virtual Conference to meet those needs. Here are the Top Five Reasons You Should Attend the Building Readers…

Summer Phonics Activities Task Cards for Vowel Teams Review

Summer Phonics Activities Task Cards for Vowel Teams Review

Summer slide, or learning loss, can greatly impact your child’s reading progress, especially if they’ve had a challenging school year. These summer review task cards for vowel teams are filled with educational activities that won’t have your children in front of a screen. You’ll find a variety of summer phonics practice that will prevent summer slide!

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Top Books for Dyslexia Advocacy and Assessment

Parenting a child with dyslexia means wearing many hats. You may become an expert in dyslexia, interventions, special education laws and procedures, accommodations, and assessments. A good bibliography to refer to is priceless. These books are some of the best, most current, and most accessible books for dyslexia advocacy and assessment. Learn more about advocacy!…

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Five Fantastic Books for Teaching Syntax

Mastering syntax is fundamental to effective communication. This makes it a critical component of language instruction. For educators, a deep understanding of syntax is essential for teaching grammar and enhancing students’ reading and writing skills. The following collection of books for teaching syntax offers comprehensive guidance on the theory and practice of teaching syntax. Here…

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5 Ways Learning Profiles Can Inform Instruction

A learning profile is a holistic summary of a student’s strengths and needs. To be truly valuable, a learning profile is going to be more than test scores and percentiles. A learning profile will include information directly from the student such as interests and passions. A learning profile may include information about a student’s disability,…