Excited to share that we'll be in Dallas March 9 & 10 for an updated Reading Reconsidered workshop. Would love to see you there:

RT @TeachLikeAChamp: Hi, Everyone- We'll be in Dallas March 9 & 10 for an updated Reading Reconsidered workshop. Since you asked, yes, we…

@rodjnaquin @uncommonschools @kstoryscotti @mcglynn3 @researchED_US Thanks for all your insights in the session! Look forward to learning about what's to come.

@kstoryscotti @researchED_US @goyenfoundation Beautiful sounds indeed!

RT @Doug_Lemov: Come train (remotely) with us on Reading Reconsidered.

@KimRamadan absolutely. and really useful for supporting attention as well. #scienceofreading

@Bogle_MEd @Doug_Lemov Yes! there's a significant body of research that suggests we are much more likely to remember what we've written by hand than typing. #scienceofreading

@4qmTeaching Great way to support attention and fluency. #scienceofreading

@GauravDubay3 @Doug_Lemov Yes! people often think kids need more practice with a skill when they struggle with inferences. what they really need is more knowledge. #scienceofreading

@HenrySeton Yes! and important to continue to feed that background knowledge throughout the novel. students are more likely to engage when it feels most relevant. #scienceofreading

@KimRamadan absolutely! as syntax becomes more complex, the ideas in the text often do as well. so students face a double challenge of making meaning of challenging texts when they are dysfluent

@HenrySeton Yes! spending time reading, especially aloud, is so critical for building fluency. and rereading is a powerful way to build confidence and fluency with dense text

RT @Doug_Lemov: Please join me tomorrow for a Twitter chat on the Science of Reading--we'll be focusing on the science of middle level read…

RT @Doug_Lemov: Thank you all for coming to the Twitter chat, we learned a lot! Thank you, everyone, for your efforts & resilience during y…

@likeshookfoil @Doug_Lemov amazing. and great ideas for how we can support kids who thrived with remote instruction as we transition back to in-person classes. meaningful and interesting asynchronous opportunities #LessonsLearned

@lcgeography @Doug_Lemov totally agree! and that continuity and connection will be as critical as we move back to in person instruction. #LessonsLearned

@MsGTweetsStuff @TeachLikeAChamp @Doug_Lemov yes, and ensuring kids had quality of education this year was more critical (and more challenging) than ever this past year. what a great way to create echoes of the classroom with physical reminders. #LessonsLearned

@EdLightPBC Being able to see their child's work is so important for parents/caregivers and empowering for kids to see how their work changes over time. #LessonsLearned

@Dale_Chu @Doug_Lemov Yes! Book club is incredibly powerful. When I led them in the past they were critical for building a strong community of readers. #LessonsLearned