Top Fluency Strategies Teachers Love from K–8 Classrooms

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Read Like Us: Building Fluency Through Repeated Reading & Challenging Texts with Jake Downs & Chase Young

Episode 245In this episode, Melissa and Lori are joined by researchers Jake Downs and Chase Young to discuss Read Like Us, a research-backed fluency routine designed to help students reread challenging texts with purpose. Jake and Chase share the findings from their recent study, ...  Show more

Rock Your Literacy Block with Lindsay Kemeny

Episode 244 Lindsay Kemeny shares her insights on effectively managing a literacy block in a primary classroom. She discusses her daily schedule, emphasizing the importance of routines in phonics instruction, close reading strategies, and writing lessons. Lindsay also highlights ...  Show more

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