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We confer with our students in reading and writing, but why isn’t it as common in math?

We Got This, the audiobook, is available now! Stay tuned for more audiobook options from Heinemann, coming later this year.

Everything you need to know about Jennifer Serravallo's 2019 online summer reading camp!

Today on the podcast we’re speaking with author Sue O’Connell about some key ways to build math fluency.

Teachers play a vital role in building students’ number sense and fluency with number combinations.

Today on the podcast we're joined by author Jennifer Serravallo who has been focusing on comprehension.

Developing level students can gain a solid understanding of what is presented in class, participate fully, and maintain interest in challenging content.

In this edition of Book Talk Live, we're speaking with authors Lester Laminack and Katie Kelly about their new book, Reading to Make a Difference.

This summer authors Dr. Sonja Cherry-Paul and Tricia Ebarvia will be co-facilitating a special Institute for Racial Equity in Literacy at UNH.

This week on Beyond the Letters, Kate Roberts and Maggie Beattie Roberts speak with M. Colleen Cruz about living openly and authentically.

This week on Beyond the Letters, Kate and Maggie speak with Harper B. Keenan about the importance of queer representation in our schools, and the great impact of inclusive curriculum.

As teachers, our no responses must be about our students. Because our students and their needs are dynamic, those paths shift and change.

Our goal for all of our students is that they will use the skills we teach them independently.

This week on Beyond the Letters, Kate and Maggie speak with Shamari Reid about living authentically, and fostering safe and inclusive spaces.

It's important to talk about bias because we can't work against something that we don't know exists.

In addition to using clear language and providing helpful feedback, teachers should be mindful of extra talk in their lessons.

This week on Beyond the Letters, Kate and Maggie speak with Cody Miller about strategies for bringing theory into practice when it comes to celebrating and supporting LGBTQ+ students.

What would happen if you took notes for five minutes as your students were working? What would you see? What would you hear?