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Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
“We have to get reading instruction right.”
Yes. Yes we do.
@HP3potential
#trlconf2025
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Onward and upward!
The Alabama Literacy Act is proving it is working!
On #LiteracyDay, we are reminded that a strong start matters, and we’re making sure every child can read by the third grade.
Reading scores are on the rise among every demographic of Alabama students. #alpolitics
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
🚨 Join Dr. Anne Whitney & Melody Ilk July 7 | 6–7:30 PM Problem-solving Issues in Implementing Your Literacy Initiative: What Do We Do When Things Go South?
Hosted by The Reading League Alabama Chapter
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Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
So excited to speak at the 10th Spotlight on Dyslexia virtual conference hosted by @Learning_Ally! I look forward to sharing insights & strategies for supporting students with dyslexia. Join me & other experts in the field…register now: bit.ly/SPOD25Speaker #dyslexia #SPOD25
Our very own @Sonyayates is speaking at the 10th Spotlight on Dyslexia virtual conference hosted by @Learning_Ally! Register for the event to learn insights & strategies for supporting students with dyslexia. bit.ly/SPOD25Speaker #dyslexia #SPOD25
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Professional learning is one of the biggest investments a school or district can make—but how do you ensure it truly drives student success?
Unpack the critical questions every leader must ask when planning professional learning.
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@Keybo4AU
So excited to speak at the 10th Spotlight on Dyslexia virtual conference hosted by @Learning_Ally! I look forward to sharing insights & strategies for supporting students with dyslexia. Join me & other experts in the field…register now: bit.ly/SPOD25Speaker #dyslexia #SPOD25
Our very own @Sonyayates is speaking at the 10th Spotlight on Dyslexia virtual conference hosted by @Learning_Ally! Register for the event to learn insights & strategies for supporting students with dyslexia. bit.ly/SPOD25Speaker #dyslexia #SPOD25
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Scoop from @Trish_Crain: Alabama schools held back 452 third graders at the end of the 2023-24 school year because of the accountability requirements of the Alabama Literacy Act. That's a lot less than critics of the law feared.
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#alpolitics
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Did you miss the @startelegram panel Is Reading a Civil Right? on October 8th? If so, you can watch a recording of it here!
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Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
If we are not at 80% and are spending most of our data meetings talking about intervention, we’re talking about the wrong thing. -@drheidibc
#TRLCONF2024
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
📅 Save the Date! 📚✨ #LiteracyReimaginedConference2025 March 6-7 at the Daphne Civic Center, Eastern Shore of Mobile Bay! Join us for two days of innovation, inspiration, and education excellence. Mark your calendars and stay tuned!
#SaveTheDate #EducationConference
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
🎧New episode! #Earlyliteracy educators @Stephstephens07 and Erin Marshman dive into updates to EdReports #foundationalskills review tools, what the field can learn from our recent reports, and why #HQIM are so crucial for students learning to read. edreports.org/resources/arti…
This!
“The question becomes how will those students [in between sufficient and on grade level] be flagged to receive the additional supports that we know they need,” literacy expert @kymyona_burk said. @ExcelinEd al.com/educationlab/2024/06/… #aledchat
Hard to communicate with parents?
"We'll work on that," Mackey said, "it's hard to communicate with parents." #ALBOE
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
"We'll work on that," Mackey said, "it's hard to communicate with parents." #ALBOE
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
It's worth noting that Dr. Mackey's slide still stated that 91% of students are reading "on grade level" - which isn't what the 91% figure represents. It represents "sufficiency," which is a lower bar than on grade level which is a lower bar than proficiency. #ALBOE
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
🧵We are committed to fostering ongoing collegial dialogues with experts and researchers that are firmly rooted in truth and evidence. 🔗: thereadingleague.org/media/t… 4/4
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
“Just because everyone gets Tier 1 doesn't mean they all get the same Tier 1.” AMEN @sstollar6 A blog for every literary teacher/leader to read. So many misconceptions about this. readingscienceacademy.com/bl…
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
#LiteracyReimagined Conference is a wrap! 🎉 Big thanks to our final-day speakers. The panel discussion was a highlight, on Literacy in Alabama—special thanks to President Jo Bonner, all attendees, & our supporters. Together, we’re making strides in literacy education. #ThankYou
ALT Lunch with Panel Discussion - Literacy in Alabama Mary Kate Hillis, Director of the Governor’s Office of Education and Workforce Transformation, Mrs. Jackie Zeigler, State Board of Education District 1, and Representative Terri Collins, Chair of House Education Committee, let by Sonya Yates
ALT Closing remarks - President Jo Bonner, President of the University of South Alabama
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Exciting news! Literacy Reimagined Conference has begun! Get ready to dive into literacy education with opening remarks from @egmackey, State Superintendent of Education. Let's make every moment count! 💡🎓 #LiteracyReimagined #ConferenceKickoff #ReadyToLearn
Alabama Science of Reading retweeted
Huge shoutout to @BartonAcademy students for helping pack conference bags! Thanks to you, we're ready for Literacy Reimagined Conference! 📚🎉 #LiteracyReimagined #StudentHelpers #Gratitude
