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What are other reading challenges we should screen for?

Other reading challenges to screen for include poor reading fluency and reading comprehension.

Evaluating student writing

Dr. Jane Hansen offers a reminder that the purpose of evaluation is to find value in a student’s writing.

AT Assessment Tools & Interventions: Tots Can Tech Too!

In this webinar, experienced AT professionals discuss and demonstrate how to develop and conduct assessments, as well as how to implement activities in early childhood classrooms and at home to make participation and learning accessible to all students!

Mastering ‘Silent e’ and Becoming More Fluent with Michael, Third Grader

Reading expert Linda Farrell helps Michael master the ‘silent e’ pattern to help him become a more accurate and ultimately more fluent reader.

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.

Pre-reader assessment

A teacher offers testing tips and models how to administer concepts of print and letter recognition assessments.

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.

Assessing Reading Skills

At the Stern Center in Williston, Vermont, struggling students get a leg up on reading and other skills.

Reading SOS: My child is learning English. How can we tell if she needs help with speech issues?

Language and literacy expert Elsa Cárdenas-Hagan suggests that you have your child screened in English and Spanish to determine if the issue is related to language or to mastering speech sounds.