Sentences with phrase «early literacy initiative»

Instead, we've devoted most of our instructional resources and energy toward early literacy initiatives and supplemental interventions that have focused on reading print.

Accordingly, we've invested heavily as a state in a comprehensive early literacy initiative.

Let's Read is a national early literacy initiative promoting reading with children from birth to five years.

This has been the mantra of the leadership team in the San Jose Unified School District as educators in the district finish year four of a multi-year early literacy initiative in 27 schools.

We collaborated on a professional development plan that involved the remote facilitation (GoToMeeting) of one - hour sessions where Bill used an Explicit Teaching Model to engage teacher leaders in understanding the 5 key early literacy initiatives as well as how to teach and assess these elements within their classrooms.

Leading Attendance in California was produced with the generous financial support of the California Endowment, the Californians Dedicated to Education Foundation, the Campaign for Grade - Level Reading, the W.K. Kellogg Foundation and the Re (a) d Zone, a Bay Area early literacy initiative of the 50 Fund, the legacy fund of the Super Bowl 50 Host Committee.

Let's take a look at the five pillars of reading, combined with early literacy initiatives working to generate student success, and a few examples of where states are aligning initiatives under ESSA to support early literacy development.

Through a variety of early learning and early literacy initiatives, advocates across the PIE Network are working to support the success of their states» youngest students.

Both parents and educators will be involved in bringing Michigan's Early Literacy initiative to life through a commitment to providing information, awareness, and outreach.

In 2012, she founded an early literacy initiative, Retooling Detroit, that assists hundreds of Detroit public school children each year — ensuring that their reading skills improve so that the cycle of illiteracy and poverty can be broken one child at a time.