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K-12Lexia LETRS® Science of Reading Grant Deadline ExtendedLexia has extended the deadline to submit an entry to its inaugural Lexia LETRS® Science of Reading Grant Contest for K-5 teachers in the United States.
K-12 TeachersMost Parents Think Teachers Are Fully Prepared to Deliver Science of Reading-Aligned Instruction; Educators Are Less OptimisticSurveys reveal nearly half of teachers want more training in science of reading; over half of parents want science of reading-aligned instruction for children.
K-12Lexia Launching Its Inaugural LETRS® Science of Reading GrantLexia LETRS is a two-year literacy-focused course that provides teachers with deep knowledge to be language and literacy experts in the science of reading.
Mind the GapReflecting on Teaching Curriculum and School LeadershipOn this episode of Mind the Gap, Tom and Emma discuss the importance of curriculum clarity, passion, and commitment in educational leadership.
K-122023 Science of Reading Week Attendees Averaged 2,400+ Daily – Lexia Makes Webinars Available On DemandLexia has made its 2023 Science of Reading Week edWebinars available on demand after the live sessions drew an average of more than 2,400 attendees each day.
K-12 TeachersThe Importance of Robust Curriculum AssessmentHaving experience in curriculum development, assessment, and implementation; it is clear that curriculum sits at the core of making informed decisions.
K-12Curriculum – April 2023 edCircuit DigestThought leaders from across K20/EdTech discussed curriculum including STEAM, SEL, Artificial Intelligence, CTE, Leadership & Professional Development, and more.
K-12Challenges of Curriculum – April 2023 ThemeIf you are looking for resources on Curriculum or curriculum planning in K12, edCircuit is a resource that can help your home, classroom, or boardroom.
K-12 TeachersCurriculum Planning for Students with Additional NeedsDeveloping a Curriculum for students with additional needs requires strategies including OPTIMIZE planning, blocking, and interleaving practice.





