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Carol McDonald Connor: Progress Monitoring at Tier 2 Dr. Connor discusses progress monitoring, data-driven tailoring for Tier 3 instruction, assessing foundational reading skills, selecting progress monitoring measures, and developing data-driven decision-making rules.
Introduction: Reading and the Brain Reading and the Brain explores how brain scientists are working to solve the puzzle of why some children struggle to read and others don’t.
Progress Monitoring Dr. Roland Good explains why “the child is always right” when it comes to assessments.
Christopher Myers: A Writer's Story Children’s author and illustrator Christopher Myers visits some of his biggest fans at P.S. 304 in New York City.
Assessment by Specialist At a Lindamood-Bell Center in Denver, a seven-year-old receives one-on-one assessment and guidance.
You’re Reading With support at home and peer tutoring opportunities, Tavares continues his journey as a reader.
