Built for These Times:
Making the Shift to the Science of Reading

Register today to access on-demand recordings of our Science of Reading webinar series

Discover how the Science of Reading can drive student engagement, improve reading comprehension, and build strong foundational skills that will serve your students well beyond the early grades.

Whether you’re actively reviewing reading programs or you’re in the early stages of planning an ELA adoption, our webinars will help you put reading science into practice.

The Knowledge Gap: What It Is and How to Narrow It

Grades K–5

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Recorded: Wednesday, October 20, 2021

Join author Natalie Wexler as she shares why a focus on knowledge-building is the best way to improve reading comprehension and narrow the so-called achievement gap at grades K–5.

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How Writing Can Revolutionize Education

Grades K–8

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Recorded: Wednesday, October 27, 2021

Join Natalie Wexler as she explains why writing is the most powerful lever we have for building the kind of knowledge needed to fuel reading comprehension and academic success. In addition, she’ll share why writing is the most difficult thing we ask students to do and offer two tips to make K–8 writing instruction more effective.

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Science of Reading: The Difference Between Analytic and Synthetic Phonics Instruction

Grades K–5

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Recorded: Wednesday, November 3, 2021

Join Susan Lambert, literacy expert and Science of Reading podcast host, as she provides an overview of Scarborough’s Rope, then dives deeper into the phonics thread—specifically exploring the critical difference between analytic and synthetic phonics instruction.

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