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What are schools getting wrong about reading? Dr. Mark Seidenberg explains what many schools get wrong about teaching reading.
How Schools Can Reimagine the Education System Around the Reality of Human Differences Writer and Neurodiversity Advocate Jonathan Mooney remembers his 3rd grade teacher, who bucked the “normal is good, different is bad” school system.
Meet Doug Hesse Hesse talks about his academic and professional experience, including his current role as director of the writing program at the University of Denver.
How can brain research help inform teaching? Learning how the brain typically develops provides a foundation.
Purpose and audience Effective writers must grasp the concept of audience and purpose to communicate their ideas.
Guiding students through difficult books Jago explains what a good teacher can do to teach complex books and build reading rigor.
Preparing our educators to teach children with autism Brenda Smith Myles discusses how to prepare educators to teach children with autism.
Christina Cipriano, PhD: Tying Together School Climate, Teacher Engagement, and Student Performance Research shows that the impact of SEL on educators translates into more job satisfaction, higher retention rates, and colleague connection, which in turn increases student achievement both academically and socially.
