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The Gold Standard of RtI Implementation
Posted Friday, September 19, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Math, Assessments, Instruction, Response to Intervention, Administrators, Teachers, Experts, Richard Capone, CEO, Let’s Go Learn,
Discovering the best way to implement RtI in your school or district
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Out of Control
Posted Wednesday, July 23, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Math, Assessments, Administrators, Teachers, Experts, Paolo Martin, Reading Specialist,
It's bad enough that children are increasingly losing control over their personal opinions and insights for the sake of making the right scores on high-stakes tests. It's awful when they become ill over it--when it's not about educating children as much as it is about controlling them.
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The End of Print as We Know It?
Posted Friday, March 14, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Administrators, Teachers, Home School, Special Education, Experts, Paolo Martin, Reading Specialist,
As far as reading goes, while I still read books, I now spend copious amounts of time reading material on the Internet - much more than I do reading from the pages of reference books or magazines. It's amazing to me that in fewer than a dozen years of my life, my experience of text has changed so drastically that now much of it happens electronically.
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Let’s Go Learn Co-Founder Featured in District Administration Article
Posted Friday, March 07, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Math, Assessments, Administrators, Teachers, Home School, Experts, Richard D. McCallum, Ph.D.,
District Administration has released an article highlighting the need for diagnostic assessment in the classroom. Featured in their article is Dr. Richard McCallum, co-founder of Let's Go Learn. (0) Comments • Permalink
Response to Intervention: What You Need to Know
Posted Friday, February 15, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Assessments, Instruction, Response to Intervention, Administrators, Teachers, Special Education, Experts, Richard D. McCallum, Ph.D.,
Whatever your political leanings may be, you can probably see the argument that NCLB has in many ways been good for low-achieving students. Titles 1 & 3, among others, have channeled funds directly toward students who need help, whether during the day or after school. An outgrowth of the focus on low-achieving kids has been a movement to systematize and structure the types of interventions schools offer for such students. This process has been codified in what is termed "Response to Intervention," or RtI. (4) Comments • Permalink
Alternate Materials: Engaging the Reluctant Reader
Posted Wednesday, February 13, 2008 by Anne-Evan Williams
Filed under: Reading, Instruction, Administrators, Teachers, Home School, Special Education, Experts, Anne-Evan Williams, Dir. Of Educational Development, Let’s Go Learn,
When it comes down to it, whether our kids are reading "the classics" or Sports Illustrated for Kids shouldn't be our greatest concern. Really, the question is whether they are reading at all. And if we can find materials to engage them, they will!
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