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Raising Readers: Promoting Literacy Development at Home

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Overview

Studies show that parental involvement is highly correlated with student success, but convincing a reluctant, struggling, or discouraged reader to read outside of the school day is often difficult. In this highly practical session, join Terry Dobson and Heather Baptie as they show how you can help eliminate homework battles with a blend of traditional and digital tools. They will share a "tradigital" tool box of easy-to-implement strategies and resources can be used at home or at school to build confidence, develop literacy skills, and foster a love of reading.

Details

Status: Available On-Demand
Subject: Other
Last aired on: Thursday, August 4, 2016 @ 12:00 PM EDT
Duration: 30 minutes
Credit Hours: 0.5
Categories: Addressing Learning Loss, ESL/ELL, Reading & Writing, Response to Intervention (RTI), Special Education
Tags: Blended Learning, Differentiated Instruction, ELL/ESL, Home School Connections, Learning Disabilities, Literacy Development, Parent Involvement, Personalized Learning, Reluctant Readers, Struggling Readers, UDL

Reviews (94)

 
Thank you for the informative training.
Full Member
 
This is right on spot! Parents must get involved!
Full Member
 
great
 
A lot of helpful information. I like how they stress parents' involvement to help
children to read.
 
Education starts at home. Parents must read with their children! Real books rule.
Basic Member
 
Great Job!!!
Full Member
 
Good Stuff!
 
Great job
Basic Member
 
Great resources. Thank you!
Full Member
+15
 
Wow, love the resources.
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