'Reading first' presentation slideshows

Creating a Sustainable Reading Culture

Creating a Sustainable Reading Culture. Sharon Walpole University of Delaware Michael C. McKenna University of Virginia. Goals for these two days. Engage you in reflection about your current level of GARF implementation Share what we know about upcoming budget cuts

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The Targeted Reading Intervention (TRI): An RCT of a Tier II Intervention for Classroom Teachers That Helps Struggling R

The Targeted Reading Intervention (TRI): An RCT of a Tier II Intervention for Classroom Teachers That Helps Struggling Readers . Lynne Vernon-Feagans. Marnie Ginsberg Amy Hedrick Kirsten Kainz Peg Burchinal Tim Wood Jeanne Gunther Mandy Peters

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Fostering Fluency

Fostering Fluency. Effective, research-based practices for development of automaticity and fluency Anne Zernicke, Rosemary Ginn, Janice Raymond Massachusetts Dept. of Education, Reading First. What is Fluency?. Rate and accuracy in oral reading

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A Diagnostic Teaching Intervention for Classroom Teachers: Helping Struggling Readers in Early Elementary School in Ru

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Reading First Advanced PD

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Curriculum & Instructional Projects at the Florida Center for Reading Research

Curriculum & Instructional Projects at the Florida Center for Reading Research. Research Symposium November 6, 2006 FCRR. Curriculum & Instructional Projects Team Marcia Kosanovich-Director. Michelle Wahl Mary VanSciver Georgia Jordan Lila Rissman Elissa Arndt Teresa Logan

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Michael C. McKenna University of Virginia

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Michael C. McKenna University of Virginia

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Buffalo Early Reading First R eview of 2008-2009 Performance Data of Students & Classrooms

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Phonics Instruction

Phonics Instruction . Phonics instruction begins when print is introduced and paired with corresponding sounds. Graphemes . A grapheme is the smallest unit of written language. It represents a phoneme in the spelling of a word.

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