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Highlighting skills may enhance your lessons when working with students on improving reading comprehension.

Reading consultant Kathy Collins shows how to use reading clubs to teach K-3 students to read with power, intention, and joy in this resource for primary grade teachers.

Can a five-week crash course be as effective as a four-year education degree? The reaction from administrators is surprising.

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Dr. Lori Perez helps new teachers understand Dyslexia and the impact it has on the student.