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Untapped Potential Dr. Patricia Mathes and her team are working to learn the best way to teach reading to children with cognitive disabilities.
Does your 1st grader sound out words like this? Milestones from GreatSchools Watch this GreatSchools video and discover if your 1st grader can ‘decode’ the meaning of words as they read.
Can your 2nd grader sound out those tough words? Milestones from GreatSchools Watch this GreatSchools video to see if your 2nd grader is able to sound out tough words.
Letters and Sounds Mr. Lee demonstrates effective reading instruction and progress monitoring practices in his multilingual kindergarten classroom.
First Steps Ms. Espinosa and her team at the Escontrias Early Childhood Center teach a significant number of their young learners to listen, speak, and write in English.
Phonemic Substitution Dr. Louisa Moats and kindergarten teacher Virginia Campbell practice a phonemic awareness activity focusing on substituting letters within words.
