A research-based shared reading program that integrates rich vocabulary instruction in science-based topics
New York, NY
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Catch a glimpse at Dr. @SusanBneuman discussing key findings of her literacy in laundromats study in New York.
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The 5th annual #BronxBookFest returns this June! We outside 🙌🏽 for in-person events on Sat 6/11. retweet if you’re excited like if we’ll see you in-person
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Thrilled to publish our article on Early literacy in everyday settings in Reading Research Quarterly acrobat.adobe.com/link/revie…
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A must-view documentary: 1.5 million people in the Bronx with limited access to books and bookstores. A call to action youtube.com/watch?v=xRlEQ5-5…
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Thrilled to see our article on an innovative book distribution program in print in the Reading Teacher...shows how a community can get behind reading to children
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#Educators: We're compiling a list of resources for folks new to the #ScienceOfReading. What books, blogs, etc. would you recommend to those starting their journey?
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Calling all early learning educators! Learn about #Strivefor5, our hands-on program designed to give early educators ideas and tools to promote early brain and language development while improving the quality of your early learning environment. youtu.be/lHqUiE_GMig
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.@SusanBneuman: The Science of Reading is not settled. There’s a lot we don’t know. But we know that a good content-rich curriculum, one which is consistent across classes and across grades, can make a huge difference. #readingopenstheworld #literacymatters
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.@SusanBneuman: One unfortunate aspect of the science of reading is that it focuses on the “nuts and bolts” of reading with relatively little focus on students’ motivation and interest in reading. #readingopenstheworld #literacymatters
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First panelist is @SusanBneuman: The science of reading is a science of implementation. It’s not just about skills. It’s about creating an infrastructure to ensure children are successful. #readingopenstheworld #literacymatters
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Thrilled to participate in Al Shanker's webinar, 4:00 (est), March 21. Panel members will focus on what it takes to improve reading instruction: A systems approach, meaning a better infrastructure in our schools to improve reading
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#Educators: do you remember the first time you learned about the #ScienceOfReading? What was your reaction?
(This is a shame & judgment free zone!)
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The @haskinslabs Resource Library was designed to help parents, educators and schools navigate through the overwhelming amount of available online information on how to teach reading. Click the link and take a look! bit.ly/3IXU1FV
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Join us for our first Reading the Room Discussion! Feb. 23 at 2pm Eastern. Join @FienHank, @DrJ_SLP, Lillian Duran, and @kymyona_burk as they discuss educational inequities in reading spr.ly/6014KB8bO
ALT A National Center on Improving Literacy Webinar - Reading the Room Discussion Series: Shining a glaring light on educational inequities in reading. Moderator, Dr. Hank Fien, Panelists, Dr. Lillian Duran, Dr. Lakeisha Johnson, and Dr. Kymyona Burk. Date: February 23rd, 2 PM Eastern. Hosted by Boston University Wheelock College of Education & Human Development
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This week we are highlighting an article by Neuman et al. on vocabulary instruction for pre-K-1st. Well worth a read if you work with young learners! thereadingforum.com/2021/06/…