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Talking Tutoring: Tutor Training The experts talk about the qualifications of an effective tutor and the kind of tutor training that programs should provide.
Reading to Learn: English Language Learners in Grades 4-6 Dr. Nonie Lesaux addresses the challenges facing English language learners—and their teachers—in grades 4-6.
Progress Monitoring Dr. Roland Good explains why “the child is always right” when it comes to assessments.
Tale of Two Schools: Patience At the end of the school year, Ms. Todd has discovered a new confidence in teaching reading; nevertheless, she decides to leave Bearden Elementary.
Introduction: Empowering Parents Al Roker hosts Empowering Parents, which investigates how to help families identify early signs of reading problems and offers ideas to get children the help and support they need.
