Ashley Dickerson (@adickersonreads) 's Twitter Profile
Ashley Dickerson

@adickersonreads

Reading Specialist at Kensington Parkwood Elementary School

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calendar_today28-06-2017 12:43:04

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Blair Pearce (@appearcejwms) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Some great student work is already filling our halls! Ms. Harris’s class read First Day Jitters by Julie Danneberg and made water color paintings to show how they were feeling about Kindergarten. #happy #sad #nervous #tired <- same friend, same! #SOARing 🦅

Some great student work is already filling our halls! Ms. Harris’s class read First Day Jitters by <a href="/DannebergJulie/">Julie Danneberg</a> and made water color paintings to show how they were feeling about Kindergarten. #happy #sad #nervous #tired &lt;- same friend, same! #SOARing 🦅
jojozeidman (@jayrozee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is here! Join us in our efforts to promote #MentalHealthAwareness! @KPES_Principal @APpearceKPES @Media_Giron Ashley Dickerson

#MentalHealthAwarenessWeek is here! Join us in our efforts to promote #MentalHealthAwareness! @KPES_Principal @APpearceKPES @Media_Giron <a href="/ADickersonReadS/">Ashley Dickerson</a>
Jen (@readteach77) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today a first grader read with me so I could see where he might fit best in an intervention group. He read “pinched” for “taps,” “mouse” for “rat,” and “sauce” for “dip.” Any guesses what his eyes were on while reading? 😢

jojozeidman (@jayrozee) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kids are also engaged in our interactive literacy bulletin board! This one features a Boggle inspired game! #teaching @KPES_Principal @APpearceKPES Ashley Dickerson @Media_Giron

Kids are also engaged in our interactive literacy bulletin board! This one features a Boggle inspired game! #teaching  @KPES_Principal @APpearceKPES <a href="/ADickersonReadS/">Ashley Dickerson</a> @Media_Giron
The Reading League Georgia (@readingleaguega) 's Twitter Profile Photo

This is webinar that you won't want to miss! Anita Archer kicks-off the 2023 Spotlight on Structured Literacy Webinar Series co-hosted by IDA-GA and TRL-GA. Spotlight2023Jan18.eventbrite.com

Aaron McKinley (@fmses_ap) 's Twitter Profile Photo

I highly recommend every educator clear their schedule for a day and shadow a student. To see their experience in your school through their eyes paints a clear picture of where we are and where we need to be. Street data is real data.

Jason Kennedy | Stop Teaching & Design Learning! (@letsquitteachin) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Make Tier 1 the priority. Make Tier 1 the priority. Make Tier 1 the priority. Tiers 2 & 3 are a direct reflection of how effective your Tier 1 is working. Design Tier 1 so that it is all is should be for learners & teachers. It's the only way things change.

Blair Pearce (@appearcejwms) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Kindergarten tried their hand at FIT (Framework for Intentional and Targeted Teaching) today during their ELA block. The focus is building better readers through #phonemicawareness. But, before learning we must build community #communitycircles #SOARing 🦅

Kindergarten tried their hand at FIT (Framework for Intentional and Targeted Teaching) today during their ELA block. The focus is building better readers through #phonemicawareness. But, before learning we must build community #communitycircles #SOARing 🦅
The Reading League Maryland (@readingleaguemd) 's Twitter Profile Photo

#ReadingTeachers —> “Are you a teacher or a school leader who shifted your literacy practice? We want to hear from you. We want to hear the story of your change. You are our best messenger.” goyen.io/blog/the-dos-a…

Dr. Bryan Pearlman #MaslowBeforeBloom (@drp_principal) 's Twitter Profile Photo

There was a boy named JJ. He was very little when two of his siblings died in a fire. JJ survived but had severe asthma as a result of exposure to inhaling a great deal of smoke. Mom fell out of the picture and grannie raised him and his cousins. In reality, the streets raised

There was a boy named JJ. He was very little when two of his siblings died in a fire. JJ survived but had severe asthma as a result of exposure to inhaling a great deal of smoke. Mom fell out of the picture and grannie raised him and his cousins. In reality, the streets raised