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[Listen Again] Ep. 150: Science of Reading for ALL Students: Intervention for Secondary Students
Nov 29, 2024
Julie Brown, an experienced educator from Vermont, discusses the pressing issue of reading challenges faced by secondary students. She highlights a successful dual intervention program that complements regular English classes. The podcast emphasizes practical strategies to tailor reading instruction based on individual needs, fostering a supportive community in the classroom. Brown also shares innovative methods to engage students, including using peer influence and structured lesson plans, ultimately aiming to empower all learners in their literacy journeys.
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Quick takeaways
- Addressing both academic and emotional struggles is essential for secondary students with reading deficits to foster a supportive learning environment.
- Implementing structured literacy grouped by readiness, rather than grade level, allows for personalized instruction and enhances student engagement.
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Understanding the Needs of Struggling Readers
Many secondary students face significant challenges in reading and writing, often due to a lack of foundational skills. Educators like Sherry Sousa and Julie Brown recognize that emotional and academic struggles are interconnected, with students sometimes acting out in class because they cannot read. This realization led to a focus on creating an inclusive environment where all students feel valued and supported in their learning journey. Successful interventions at the secondary level require acknowledging these challenges and addressing both academic and emotional needs collaboratively.
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