Any educator can tell you that there's always some newfangled strategy promising to revolutionize learning, boost test scores, and turn every student into a prodigy. But when these grand promises inevitably fizzle [...]

Want more? Check out the new members-only Roaming Tips and Tricks resource listed under Literacy Teaching Tools! With a new school year, we welcome new students into Reading Recovery! During the first ten lessons [...]

PRINTABLE VERSION The intended audience for this blog is classroom teachers and small-group interventionists. Sponsored blog content does not necessarily represent the views of the Reading Recovery Community leadership.  by Michèle Dufresne Decodable books [...]

That back-to-school feeling is here and teachers are thinking about the new school year and ways to inspire and be inspired.  I like to go to places where I find words that are encouraging [...]

You notice what you are looking for. Think about it. You buy a new car and then see the same car in the same color everywhere you look. You hadn’t noticed it before, but [...]

You notice what you are looking for. Think about it. You buy a new car and then see the same car in the same color everywhere you look. You hadn’t noticed it before, but [...]

Learn about your colleagues from across the country who do whatever it takes as part of the Reading Recovery Community! Lori received a professional development award to attend LitCon 2024, thanks to generous donors [...]

by Susan Vincent Could the winds of change be blowing already? Like most literacy educators, I have watched with great interest (and often horror) the ways in which the Science of Reading movement has [...]

The recent webinar, The Truth About Reading: The Eyes and Brain at Work, was a collaborative effort between the International Literacy Educator Collaborative and Uniting to Save Our Schools. Both organizations are deeply committed [...]