Read this excerpt from Fundamentals of Literacy Instruction & Assessment, Pre-K–6, Second Edition to get a preview of Chapter One, Becoming an Effective Literacy Teacher.
Read this excerpt from Literacy Foundations for English Learners:A Comprehensive Guide to Evidence-Based Instruction
A list of 12 low-tech spring activities that homebound parents can try with their young children whenever they have a bit of free time.
Download these 10 tips to see how you can become a more effective teacher! These tips are adapted from Fundamentals of Literacy Instruction & Assessment, Pre-K–6, Second Edition, edited by Martha Hougen, PhD., and Susan Smartt, Ph.D..
Share these four practical tip sheets—adapted from How to Co-Teach by Elizabeth Potts & Lori Howard—with fellow co-teachers during the school hiatus, and use them to help enrich your teaching partnerships when classes resume!
Check out this permission slip for teachers with tips from Julie Causton!
Check out this permission slips for Parents with tips from Julie Causton!
Read this excerpt from Speech to Print, Language Essentials for Teachers, Third Edition to get a preview of the first chapter: Why Study Language?
Read this excerpt from Speech to Print Workbook Language Essentials for Teachers, Third Edition to get a preview of chapter two: Phonetics.
In this engaging classroom video, you’ll see how one school delivered just-in-time visual supports through the clever use of smart watches. The video features Brookes author Howard Shane, co-author of Enhancing Communication for Individuals with Autism: A Guide to the Visual Immersion System.
