Lindsay Kemeny

In this conversation, Lindsay Kemeny, an educator and literacy advocate, emphasizes the importance of research-backed strategies in reading instruction. She shares her transformative journey supporting her son with dyslexia, leading to the development of seven powerful techniques designed to bridge the gap between research and classroom practice. Lindsay encourages educators to adapt their methods to support struggling readers effectively. The discussion highlights the role of assessment data in tailoring instruction and promotes valuing progress in teaching.

Lorraine Griffith and Lindsay Kemeny, both seasoned educators, explore the transformative power of fluency in reading. They share effective strategies like partner reading and performance-based activities to boost fluency. Discover how integrating music and diverse texts can enhance student engagement and comprehension. They also discuss the benefits of using captions to support reading at home. Their insights highlight the critical link between fluency and understanding, promising significant growth in student reading skills.