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Blog Post Rejecting Instructional Level Theory Recent research has found that the schools with the greatest achievement gains teach with grade-level texts, rather than instructional level texts.
Blog Post Sorting Reading Science from Sales Pitches The constant flood of pseudo-scientific claims makes it increasingly difficult to identify effective teaching practices. Learn how to distinguish between evidence-based reading instruction and well-marketed myths.
