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Congratulations to Melissa Loftus and Lori Sappington, Great Minds Lead Producers of the Melissa and Lori Love Literacy Podcast, ELA curriculum writers, and now proud authors of "The Literacy 50–A Q&A Handbook for Teachers." I look forward to seeing its impact on classrooms nationwide. Well done, Melissa and Lori. https://lnkd.in/e9H4Awji
In this month’s newsletter, discover how lesson structure can serve an important role in creating the cognitive conditions that are optimal for student learning. Not yet part of our community? Subscribe today! #LessonStructure #StudentLearning #Knowledge
“The more you have a relationship, the more parents trust you, and they’ll support you and work for you and understand some of the decisions.” We're inspired by the leadership of Tiffany Anderson, superintendent of Topeka Public Schools, who exemplifies a “boots-on-the-ground” approach. Her commitment to building meaningful relationships within the community is driving success in her district. Tiffany is strengthening family-school partnerships, customizing communication strategies, prioritizing equity and inclusion, using data-driven decisions, and fostering an inclusive and supportive school culture through clear, visionary leadership. We’re proud to support Topeka Public Schools with Eureka Math and hope our family engagement resources contribute to building and strengthening these vital relationships. https://ow.ly/LWJ950SWHE5
Teachers across the nation are sharing their Amazon and DonorsChoose wish lists, and you can preview them here: https://ow.ly/y8RQ50T4Sef ❤️ Help clear an item or share their lists to show your support this back-to-school season.
Get ready for the new school year with expert advice from Auddie Mastroleo. We’ve gathered her three latest Edutopia - George Lucas Educational Foundation articles to support your ELA classroom this fall. Explore insights on the science of reading, pacing literacy instruction, and mastering complex sentences. Check them out and get inspired for a successful year ahead. 📘 "Here’s What the Science of Reading Looks Like in My High School Classroom" https://ow.ly/jeoE50SWNpb 📘 "How I Balance Direct Instruction and Student-Driven Workshops" https://ow.ly/L7gt50SWNpc 📘 "Using Juicy Sentences to Explore Complex Texts in ELA and Beyond" https://ow.ly/6Rpi50SWNpa
As we welcome students back this fall, let's carry forward Dr. Young’s valuable advice to foster an inspiring and supportive learning environment. #DaytonISD
Clear the List 2024 is here, and we're excited to help clear items from educators’ back-to-school wish lists! Over the next four weeks, we'll randomly select teachers to fulfill items from their Amazon or DonorsChoose wish lists. These lists will be shared to inspire others to get involved. Educators can participate by filling out the form, and as a thank you, they’ll receive a set of complimentary downloadable bookmarks for their students. Not a teacher but want to show your support? Share a teacher’s list or help clear an item to contribute to this back-to-school initiative. https://ow.ly/MkpX50SYA3u
👟 New year, new kicks! Congratulations, Hannah Gossett. This Paradise Valley Unified School District kindergarten teacher was recognized for her enthusiasm and commitment during the district's summer training for Wit & Wisdom, earning her a pair of school-colored Converse. We’re excited to support the implementation of Wit & Wisdom and want to extend our heartfelt thanks to all the teachers and staff preparing for the 2024-25 school year.
We have some fun news to share. Campo Bello Elementary kindergarten teacher Hannah Gossett was excited to take part in the summer training for our new ELA curriculum, Wit and Wisdom. For embodying the "hit the ground running" theme, she won a pair of Campo-colored Converse! We want to express our heartfelt thanks to all the teachers and staff working hard to prep for the 2024-25 school year! We truly value and appreciate your hard work and dedication to student success.
