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.
Writing is tough. So is middle school. What are the best ways to reach students at this unique moment with this essential skill?
Help us honor the reading teachers who light the way for kids!
Reading requires deliberate, systematic attention—and so does shifting to the Science of Reading in your school or district. We’re here to help you make that change in your classrooms, and in the lives of your students. Here’s the final post in our Science of Reading change management series.
Reading requires deliberate, systematic attention—and so does shifting to the Science of Reading in your school or district. We’re here to help you make that change in your classrooms, and in the lives of your students.
Reading requires deliberate, systematic attention—and so does shifting to the Science of Reading in your school or district. We’re here to help you make that change in your classrooms, and in the lives of your students.
Reading requires deliberate, systematic attention—and so does shifting to the Science of Reading in your school or district. We’re here to help you make that change in your classrooms, and in the lives of your students.
Comprehension is one of the five foundational reading skills. Let’s take a look at what science tells us about how students learn it—and how best to teach it.
When it comes to learning to read, vocabulary is a very important word. Let’s find out exactly what it means and how to help students build their own.
Fluency is not just reading fast—it’s reading for meaning, and even joy. And as one of the five foundational reading skills, it’s also essential to teaching reading explicitly. This post explores what fluency is, why it matters, and how you can cultivate it in your reading classroom.