Small Changes, Big Results: Implementing the Science of Reading into the 3-5 Classroom - 33106
Are you a 3rd-5th grade teacher trying to navigate the murky waters of how the Science of Reading applies to you? Not sure where to start or what to do to implement research-based best practices into your literacy block? In this session focused on Upper Elementary teachers, we will zero in on six common literacy practices, the misunderstandings surrounding those practices, and the high-leverage routines and instructional strategies you can implement to shift current practice to research-aligned practice. This session will provide answers to questions such as "What is the Science of Reading?" "What does the Science of Reading look like in the upper elementary classroom?" and "What does the science say to do to help my struggling readers in 3-5?"
Schedule & Location
Audiences
Teacher - Elementary (Grades 1-5), Instructional Coaches/Support Specialists
Session
0
Fee
Please log in to see fees.
Seats Left
T-TESS
Registration Deadline
Credit Type
Duration
00:00
T-PESS
Presenter
This session has been closed for other reasons.
Offered Again On
Related Workshops
- Cracking the Big Word Code: Teaching Multisyllabic Word Reading
- DBQ 202: Building Better Arguments: Teaching Students to Write with Evidence--ALTERNATE LOCATION
- DBQ 301: STAAR Review through Inquiry and Evidence--ALTERNATE LOCATION
- GT 30 Core Series - Course 3: Models of Differentiated Instruction (MD)
- GT 30 Core Series - Course 4: Creativity and Critical Thinking for Gifted/Talented Students (CCT)
- GT 30 Core Series - Course 5: Engaging Gifted Students by Adding Depth and Complexity (DC)
- Moving the Needle: Building Strong Writers Through Reading and Analysis (3-12)
- Research-Based Instructional Strategies (RBIS) for Reading Language Arts (RLA)
- The Essentials of Writing Instruction (3-12)
- The Ties Between Reading and Writing: Supporting Emerging Literacy (Grades PK-2) - Virtual
