Move beyond surface-level engagement to identify what truly matters in literacy instruction. This session focuses on how to recognize evidence of strong teaching and learning during classroom visits, with an emphasis on what students are reading, writing, and thinking across foundational skills, comprehension, and small group instruction. Participants will leave with clear, actionable look-fors to guide feedback, calibrate expectations, and support consistent, high-quality literacy instruction across classrooms.
Move beyond surface-level engagement to identify what truly matters in literacy instruction. This session focuses on how to recognize evidence of strong teaching and learning during classroom visits, with an emphasis on what students are reading, writing, and thinking across foundational skills, comprehension, and small group instruction. Participants will leave with clear, actionable look-fors to guide feedback, calibrate expectations, and support consistent, high-quality literacy instruction across classrooms.
Move beyond surface-level engagement to identify what truly matters in literacy instruction. This session focuses on how to recognize evidence of strong teaching and learning during classroom visits, with an emphasis on what students are reading, writing, and thinking across foundational skills, comprehension, and small group instruction. Participants will leave with clear, actionable look-fors to guide feedback, calibrate expectations, and support consistent, high-quality literacy instruction across classrooms.
Cut through data overload to focus on what actually improves instruction. This session clarifies the purpose of key literacy assessments and highlights how to identify a small number of high-leverage trends that matter most for teaching and learning. Participants will explore practical structures for leading focused data conversations and translating results into clear, actionable instructional next steps.
Cut through data overload to focus on what actually improves instruction. This session clarifies the purpose of key literacy assessments and highlights how to identify a small number of high-leverage trends that matter most for teaching and learning. Participants will explore practical structures for leading focused data conversations and translating results into clear, actionable instructional next steps.
