Resources

Lauren Arvon, a third-grade teacher at Spring Hill Elementary, discusses different components of comprehension and demonstrates how they can be taught in the classroom.

Discover ideas to teach beginning readers to become fluent, maintain on-level fluency, and improve fluency for struggling readers.

Jessica Espinosa, a third-grade teacher at Martin Elementary School, discusses different components of fluency accompanied by examples of fluency instruction.

This report summarizes aspects of recent research on reading instruction for adolescent struggling readers.

An episode of the Leaders of Literacy podcast featuring Becky Lewis and Maggie Luma discussing the concept of ‘structured literacy’ as a way for all students to acquire literacy skills through direct

Learn about your child’s reading development.

Assists educators and administrators in finding a book by grade, interest, and reading complexity. Further, it has Lexile grade level charts, a text analyzer, a growth planner, a career database, Word

Discover several ways to get teens reading, again or for the first time.

Provides a sampling of strategies to help students enhance their learning experiences.

Assists administrators to quickly see classroom practices that support effective literacy instruction.

Check out these trainings, opportunities to engage, and resources for Read Aloud in WV communities.

Learn more about student difficulty with reading tests and the importance of teaching with challenging grade-level texts.