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Vocabulary builds more than language. It builds knowledge!
Knowledge Matters Scientific Advisory Committee member Dr. @SoniaCabell shares how content-rich conversations strengthen vocabulary, knowledge, and comprehension.
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Full circle moment! Mrs. Lane and I taught this sweet girl many years ago and now she’s a student nurse at Arnold Mill! 💙🩶🐴
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Free webinar on vocabulary instruction, Monday 8.31.
4 pm eastern.
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One idea that stood out to us from this article is that the more deeply a student knows a word, the more likely they are to recognize it, spell it, define it, and use it in speaking and writing.
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Beyond excited for another amazing year at the Mill!!! @ArnoldMillES1
#ContagiousJoy🤩
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New article on how to teach vocabulary explicitly.
Thanks @MrZachG for the amazing recent podcast episodes with @smorrisey and Anita Archer which inspired me to write this and heavily influenced the scripted lesson example I’ve included.
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Comprehension starts at the word level. 🚀 When students struggle with a text, it’s often the vocabulary. Strong vocabulary = stronger comprehension.
Listen 🎙️ ow.ly/4LAu50YprYf
Printable 📝 ow.ly/tgFE50YprYg
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“Fifteen years. Thirteen million students. Not a single high-quality, independent study showing i-Ready improves learning.”
And in Georgia? We kept it on the approved list…because it’s widely used.
That’s not evidence-based leadership.
That’s lowering the bar for kids.
We should demand better.
@georgiadeptofed @GwinnettSchools @DDGA13
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Got to hang with one of my 1st grade besties this afternoon! @ArnoldMillES1
#1stgradeteacherat❤️
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This fluency progression came up in our latest podcast episode with Kerry Cusick and Erin Sharon.
📄 Want this fluency progression? ow.ly/EVWq50XT19j
🎧 Want the podcast episode? ow.ly/mQnH50YzzSR
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Everyone teaching phonemic awareness READ THIS ‼️This blog skilfully explores the research as to why phonemic awareness should focused on blending and segmenting of individual sounds [rather than lots of time on rhyme, syllables]. ⏰Get up to date! open.substack.com/pub/scienc…




























