The Ready Community
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This infographic defines school readiness, and outlines the characteristics of a school ready community.
The Ready Child
Description
This infographic defines school readiness, and outlines the characteristics of a school ready child.
Considerations for Scheduling Early Literacy Interventions
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This infographic presents several considerations for scheduling sufficient time for instructional interventions.
School Leader Recruitment and Retention in Rural Schools
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This infographic presents evidence-based strategies can be implemented to improve recruitment and retention efforts in rural communities.
Evidence-based Teaching Practices
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This infographic is a quick reference guide containing evidence-based practices that can impact learning that teachers can use daily to support effective instruction.
Locating the Latest Research on K-12 Online and Blended Learning
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This infographic presents a list of free resources, with suggestions for how practitioners and administrators can navigate emerging research in virtual education.
Key Components of a Research Paper
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Good research articles tend to have all of the following components, so look for them to help determine the credibility of a study.
Sources of Educational Research
Description
Decision-makers contend with information about educational interventions and programs claiming to be effective for improving students’ learning. However, not all of those claims are supported by high-quality research.
Developing Early Literacy Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)
Description
This guide for early literacy PLCs was developed to help state education agencies, local education agencies, and early childhood center leaders implement evidence-based emergent literacy instruction.
Variable Vowel Collaborative
English spelling is described as quasi-regular, meaning a system in which the relationship between input (i.e., orthography) and output (i.e., phonology) is systematic, but with many inconsistencies (often referred to as exceptions). These inconsistencies often center around the pronunciation of vowels, which can vary as a function of letter position and the neighborhood of surrounding letters.
