Equity in education isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Literacy, often referred to as the foundation of all learning, is the key to unlocking every student’s potential.

Equity in education isn’t just a goal—it’s a necessity. Literacy, often referred to as the foundation of all learning, is the key to unlocking every student’s potential.
Without a unified definition, stakeholders often offer their own interpretations, leading to gaps in implementation and, unfortunately, increased frustration among educators.
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For many years, school district leaders have been learning about (and for some, implementing) the science of reading, yet not nearly as much time has been spent on the science of writing and how writing can improve reading skills.
In recent years, it appears school leaders are less likely to administer early literacy assessments to inform instruction and intervention in grades K–2.
As we begin to close out this calendar year and prepare for the holidays, it is a good time to reflect on what has been the most popular of our meaningful professional learning offerings from EDVIEW360 during 2024.
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