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July 2022

  • How to Teach Letters and Sounds to Early Learners

    Posted by Sharon Callen

    LATEST BLOG: Teachers need to use clear statements and shared readings when teaching the different sounds of letters to early learners. Establishing the best steps for teaching letters and sounds to early learners can be tricky, but Diane Snowball believes the key is honest, clear statements. Diane is a renowned...

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  • Morning Message as a High Impact Tool

    Posted by Sharon Callen

    LATEST PODCAST, Ep 69: While the Morning Message can feel like a standard routine, it is a crucial way for teachers to help their students connect with literacy, the day and each other. In this era it is more important than ever, with many students still in and out of...

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  • The Best Questions Teachers Should Ask When Thinking About Reading

    Posted by Sharon Callen

    LATEST BLOG: Asking the right questions will help students to think effectively about reading, and understand text in a deeper way. A hurdle literacy teachers can face is students not doing the ‘big thinking’ as they read. And quite often, it’s because teachers aren’t enabling students to engage in the...

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  • The Power of Key Words with Rob Vingerhoets

    Posted by Sharon Callen

    LATEST PODCAST, Ep 68 The Power of Key Words with Rob Vingerhoets As teachers, we're always on the look out for easy ways for students to access vocabulary and build knowledge about words in lessons. How do we teach and empower students in their word knowledge and use, and see...

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