Suite success: How we support early literacy
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Teaching tips for educators, from educators
Welcome to Teacher Connections! This always-growing collection of videos from Amplify Ambassadors—educators just like you—provides advice and inspiration to keep you motivated through the school year and beyond.
Alert: Progress in early literacy is slowing.
The latest middle-of-school-year data from Amplify show that schools across the country made some progress increasing the number of K–2 students on track for learning to read. But that progress is slowing. With literacy rates in the United States already a concern, schools and districts need to act now to accelerate literacy outcomes.
Strengthening critical thinking with a content-first approach: How Amplify CKLA is closing gaps in an elementary classroom
Hear from an elementary classroom teacher about using knowledge-based curriculum and the Science of Reading to improve comprehension skills and critical thinking.
MTSS: The key to success
Access to literacy isn’t one straight line. It’s more like a multi-dimensional structure with tiers, scaffolds, and layers (not to mention numbers). That’s why students—and teachers—can benefit from an MTSS: Multi-Tiered System of Supports. Let’s see how an MTSS can help position all students for literacy success.
The #1 foundational skill for the Science of Reading
There are five foundational skills that open up the infinite possibilities of reading. In this series of five posts, we go back to basics and explore each of them—starting with phonemic and phonological awareness.
Dyslexia toolkit for teachers
Here are 6 ways teachers can identify students at risk of dyslexia and help them get the support they need.
Aligning MTSS to the Science of Reading: Five critical elements of a research-based system
When the Science of Reading meets MTSS, we can help prevent struggles early on, and support all kids in literacy success. Here’s how.
Making the most of your stimulus funding
You’ve got ESSER funds to spend—and we know you want to spend them wisely. We’re here to guide you.
Building resilience through routine, relationships, and regulation
Educators and students need to learn resilience, on top of—or, actually, underneath—all else. This encouraging podcast episode helps teachers learn how.