Monday, March 23, 2020

ASCD: Engaging Every Reader

Engaging Every Reader
Developing enthusiastic readers is one of schools' central objectives. Yet, reading instruction is often beset by structural challenges, shifting resources, and competing priorities. This issue looks at effective practices for supporting engagement in reading at all grade and instructional levels, as experts tackle how schools can create strong literary cultures where students thrive.
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