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Setting the Record Straight: Debunking Misconceptions Surrounding the Science of Reading
Reading is an essential building block to student success and is inextricably linked to student outcomes. A child’s ability to read has a direct impact on how well they perform in academic settings.
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Transitioning from Learning to Read to Reading to Learn
Adolescent literacy encompasses learners aged 10-19. This includes students in upper elementary, middle school, and high school. This age group is in a unique transitional period, shifting from learning to read to now being expected to read in order to learn.
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What is DLD and Why Does it Matter?
DLD affects approximately 1 in every 14 kindergarten-aged children. In the average classroom, there are likely to be one or two children with DLD. Yet, despite its prevalence, DLD can often go undiagnosed since it can be difficult to identify.
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10 Signs of Low Oral Language Skills and 10 Corrective Actions
Difficulty in the development of oral language skills can affect various aspects of learning in the classroom. That is why it is important to recognize when a student may be struggling with oral language development.
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6 Ways to Support Oral Language Deficits
Oral language is a crucial part of daily interactions. Keep reading to learn about 6 Ways to Support Oral Language Deficits and enhance communication in your classroom.
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A Strategic Approach to Leveraging Data for District Administrators
Data has become invaluable in shaping education because collecting and analyzing data can provide insight into student progress, refine teacher practices, and foster personalized learning.
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Power of Prevention: Top 10 Components to Building a Powerful Preventative Early Literacy Program
Early literacy holds the keys to preventing reading failure for most students. By establishing practices rooted in the science of early literacy, students will be put on a path to become skilled readers and thus orthographic mappers efficiently and engagingly.
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What are the Five Pillars of Reading
The National Reading Panel, using decades of research has identified five critical areas of reading instruction: Phonemic Awareness, Phonics, Fluency, Vocabulary and Comprehension.
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What Sets Our Professional Development Apart?
Become part of a community of over 200,000 educators who have participated in Really Great Reading's transformative Science of Reading Workshop!
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A Guide to Support People with Dyslexia
Supporting individuals with dyslexia involves creating an inclusive and accommodating environment that helps them overcome challenges and utilize their strengths.
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Abstract Vocabulary Instruction
Research shows that less frequent, lengthier, and more abstract vocabulary words are harder to learn, harder to recall, and harder to define. Many academic vocabulary words that students need to know starting in upper elementary school are abstract and found only in print
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Nine Key Insights About Dyslexia
Dyslexia is a common learning difference. Below are nine key insights about dyslexia to help you better understand its prevalence and impact.
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Classroom Supports

Enhance your literacy instruction with Really Great Reading’s classroom supports. From engaging resources to actionable tools, we provide everything you need to create an effective, student-centered learning environment that drives reading success.

Heart Word Magic

Heart Word Magic is a complimentary teaching tool designed to help students learn to read and spell high-frequency words, particularly those that have irregular spellings.

Start using Heart Word Magic today and give your students the tools they need to conquer the most challenging words with confidence. 

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Letter Tile Freeplay

Explore Really Great Reading’s free Letter Tile Freeplay and enhance literacy instruction. Help students build, segment, and spell with digital letter tiles to strengthen their phonics skills.

Start using Letter Tile Freeplay today and give students the tools they need to succeed in reading and spelling.

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Summer School

Give the gift of literacy this summer with Really Great Reading’s FREE Science of Reading Summer School Lessons and Training. Help Kindergarten to Grade 12 students regain lost skills and prevent the summer slide.

Start using the FREE Science of Reading Summer School Lessons today and empower your students to prevent summer learning loss and return to school with improved reading skills!

Diagnostic Decoding Surveys (Skills Surveys)

Quickly and accurately identify decoding strengths and weaknesses with Really Great Reading’s complimentary Diagnostic Decoding Surveys. Quickly assess students’ word-level reading skills and pinpoint areas for targeted instruction.

Start using the Diagnostic Decoding Surveys today to identify your students’ decoding strengths and weaknesses and provide the right support for every student.

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Grouping Matrix

Streamline student grouping with Really Great Reading’s complimentary Grouping Matrix. Use data from assessments like our diagnostic surveys or DIBELS to effectively group students by decoding strengths and weaknesses.

Start using the Grouping Matrix today to make data-driven decisions and enhance your decoding instruction. 

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LanguageScreen

Track and assess oral language skills with LanguageScreen. This quick, tablet-based tool helps identify students who may need interventions, supporting early detection and effective language development.

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