January 27, 2020 by User

Blog Author: Heather Wiederstein The fact is the tenets of Structured Literacy have lived in reading classrooms since long before IDA succinctly coined the term ... Read More about Has the Movement Towards Structured Literacy Reignited a New Reading War?

Categories: Education & Teaching, In the news, The Digital Age

January 21, 2020 by User

In September, Learning Ally hosted an edWebinar, titled, “What Struggling Readers Wish Administrators Knew.” Terrie Noland, V.P. of Educator Leadership & Learning led the ... Read More about What Struggling Readers Wish School Administrators Knew

Categories: Education & Teaching, Educators, In the news, Learning Disabilities, Webinars

January 14, 2020 by User

Blog Author: Mary Cohen Catholic schools face extraordinary challenges today in addressing a multitude of students' learning needs. This is especially true for educators who ... Read More about Struggling Readers Can Thrive in Catholic Schools

Categories: Catholic Schools, Education & Teaching, In the news, Teacher Best Practices

December 17, 2019 by User

Blog Author: Lindsey Gervais Most students who struggle with their reading also do not feel as though they are in control of their learning experience. ... Read More about Another Route to Reading

Categories: dyslexia, Education & Teaching, Teacher Best Practices

December 13, 2019 by User

What to do about the lack of progress in reading scores? We know that a student’s reading proficiency directly impacts their ability to succeed academically. ... Read More about What To Do About Stalling Literacy Rates in the U.S.

Categories: Education & Teaching