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Reading SOS: Do Bob Books help young readers? Reading expert Linda Farrell shares her thoughts on early reader series as well as the importance of reading aloud to build vocabulary and background knowledge.
Carmen Agra Deedy: How story workshops help encourage kids who don't like writing Children’s author Carmen Agra Deedy shares how she engages kids during writing workshops.
Reading SOS: How do I help my first grader enjoy school when reading is hard? Literacy expert DeJunne’ Clark Jackson encourages parents to find out more about their child’s specific struggles with reading.
Karen Mapp: Parent Engagement Overview Dr. Karen Mapp says years of research shows that effective parent engagement improves children’s attendance, motivation, and academic success.
Reading SOS: Encouraging reading when its hard Literacy expert Kegi Wells explains different strategies to help children to become stronger and more engaged readers.
Writing SOS: What’s the most important writing skill to encourage in my child? Literacy specialist Kyley Pulphus emphasizes voice when working with young writers.
Reading SOS: My child with severe dyslexia has a complex IEP. How can I help her? Literacy expert DeJunne’ Clark Jackson reminds parents to ask lots of questions at IEP meetings.
Reading SOS: What literacy skills indicate my kindergartener is on track for reading? Early literacy expert Bernadette Pilar Zermeño says that parents can watch for and support pre-reading skills.
Reading SOS: Does my child, who is learning English, need special education? A parent asks about her child, who reads fluently in her home language, Spanish, but is being referred for special education.
Writing SOS: My kindergartner still says "mouses." Should I correct her? A parent wonders whether to correct her kindergartner when she says “mouses.”
