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Introducing: Upgraded Resources and Reviews. We’ve made two significant improvements to enhance your students’ reading experience and encourage engagement with your school library. ⭐ We’ve revamped the Resources page to ensure a more intuitive look. ⭐ Thanks to popular demand, we’ve updated the Reviews feature to offer new review options. Learn more 👉 https://okt.to/RX90OZ #BookReviews #LiteracyMatters #SchoolLibrary

☀️ Calling all teachers! 📚 Check out these FREE printables designed to boost reading skills and keep your students engaged! 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gk7dwYJW 📖 Perfect for keeping students busy during the summer—or anytime! Download them now! #LiteracyBoost #FreePrintables #SummerBreak #SummerActivities #Bookmarks #ReadingTime #StudentActivities #ScienceOfReading

What teachers learn from their teaching depends on their content expertise, the quality of problems they use, and their teaching style. To learn more, feel free to check out our open-access article!  https://lnkd.in/g42Adk_z

How can South Carolina combat rising text book costs in higher education? Learn about a model that is taking off by attending the Partnership Among South Carolina Academic Libraries (PASCAL)'s March 13 webinar, which will examine "Inclusive Access" textbook programs!

A quick reminder as the new academic year looms that you do not need to entirely rewrite your syllabus annually and it’s a great idea to make use of existing tools, resources, checklists, planners and books to supplement your teaching. Librarians and professional networks can be an ideal place to ask for suggestions. You do not need to reinvent the wheel and it is excellent scholarly practice to incorporate existing materials into your own work. That includes suggestions for classroom readiness and preparedness, welcome information, and ideas for belonging, understanding, and help seeking. #ResearchTip

Are you an educator struggling to reach your students? Learn how Hopeville: How to Win the Reading Wars can help bring the #scienceofreading to your school.

Behind the Book: Book Bash Giveaway & RELX Cares :) Increasing students’ desire to read has a far-reaching impact on their reading competence, school  success and life trajectory. Behind the Book’s school programs increase students’ intrinsic motivation to read and write, which sets them up for a future of success and lifelong learning. Intrinsic motivation means engaging in activities and experiences out of interest, enjoyment, challenge, and curiosity. Our customized school programs center on diverse books and authors, which helps students find themselves and their situations in the books they read. Students get to choose the themes, books, activities, writing prompts, and art projects for their specific program, which increases their autonomy―a critical component of intrinsic motivation. To all those that love to read, we cannot wait to serve!

NEW BLOG POST! We explore why dedicating time to building students' background knowledge is crucial for enhancing their reading comprehension. Plus, we share 5 practical strategies to help educators make content more meaningful and relatable. Get started here➡️ https://vist.ly/3mmbh8b

Did your parents read to you from a young age? If so, how did that impact your reading habits as an adult? Check out https://lnkd.in/eYdkzKPP for reading facts and resources! #keepitsummerville #mainstreetreads #readingiscool #independentbookstore

🧑🏫📖 How much do teachers need to know about the #scienceofreading to be effective? How much do students need to know about technical reading terms to read proficiently? Find out in #LiteracyTalks S5E6! https://lnkd.in/g_23j4Rm #literacypodcast #teachreading