Timothy Shanahan

Shanahan on Literacy

Literacy expert Timothy Shanahan shares best practices for teaching reading and writing. Dr. Shanahan is an internationally recognized professor of urban education and reading researcher who has extensive experience with children in inner-city schools and children with special needs. All posts are reprinted with permission from Shanahan on Literacy (opens in a new window).

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To Group or Not to Group — That Is the Question

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An Argument About Matching Texts to Students

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How Much Text Complexity Can Teachers Scaffold?

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Should We Teach Spelling? Part 2

Should We Teach Spelling? Part 1

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Should We Teach Spelling? Part 1

Elementary student in class thinking pensively about the lesson

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Round Robin by Any Other Name … Oral Reading for Older Readers

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Is Rhyming Ability Important in Reading?

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Connecticut Early Literacy Presentation

Young girl in striped short reading a book next to a cat

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Response to Complaint About What Works Clearinghouse

Elementary student in class thinking pensively about the lesson

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Middle School Interventions

Elementary teacher explaining social studies lesson to group of kids in classroom

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Teaching Visual Literacy Makes a Big Difference

boy and girl wearing knit crowns looking at reading picture books with mother

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Informational Text and Young Children

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