The process of forgetting starts as soon as learning finishes. Here are 5 research-backed strategies you can use when you need to make something stick. 🧠

"Literacy expert Emily Hanford joins Q+A to discuss her research into the so-called ‘reading wars’, regarding the place of structured literacy and phonics in the education of children" youtube.com/watch?v=63u1eR…

“I just hope that teachers who are still hanging on to their old way of teaching reading someday get a student like I had, who makes them question why they’re not learning and helps them have an aha moment.” tinyurl.com/4wk9wkk5

Interesting read re: structured literacy and English learners. Literacy instruction based in science is so incredibly important! tinyurl.com/433twrsr

Indiana schools and the Reading Wars: tinyurl.com/58krbs8j

Interesting read about school choice and the ever-evolving K-12 landscape.

Absolutely fascinating! #1in5

Adding more greenspace is *definitely* something we want to do!

We took a little hiatus from X, but now we're back! We will continue to post info that we find interesting and relevant about charter schools, our amazing students, and all things literacy.

"Implementation hinges on buy-in, support, and clear expectations"... why yes, yes it does. How will NYC public schools adjust? link.edweek.org/u/click?_t=906…