Building Bridges to the New Normal Webinar Series
In order to support leaders as you plan for re-entry and beyond,
the International Center for Leadership in Education (ICLE) and
The School Superintendents Association (AASA) partnered
to provide these free 45-minute webinars.
LEARN MORE AND WATCH NOW.

LITERACY SPOTLIGHT WEBINAR SERIES
From Learning Loss to Learning Gain: Navigating the Gap
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speaker: Carol Jago
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

When school moved online, many students missed significant instruction in English and English language arts. Carol Jago will demonstrate methods for accelerating the acquisition of skills and building the habits of mind that help students become bi-literate: capable of reading proficiently in both digital and traditional media. Learn methods for bridging from what students know to what they need to know.

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Reading between the Lines: Drawing Inferences in a Digital Environment
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speaker: Carol Jago
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

The texts students encounter online and in print often contain multiple layers of meaning, not all of which are apparent to students upon a single superficial reading. While skimming and scanning is an important survival skill, students also need to learn to slow down, draw inferences, and unlock meaning in complex text. Learn methods for helping students develop confidence in their own ability to comprehend.

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Read by Grade 3: Developing Foundational Skills for All Children
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speaker: Shane Templeton
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

In this webinar we explore the important developmental and instructional relationships among the foundational skills: 1) Print Concepts; 2) Phonological/Phonemic Awareness; 3) Phonics and Word Recognition; and 4) Fluency. By appropriately determining the timing, pacing, and type of instruction for these skills, we ensure that more children will successfully attain their potential in reading by the end of third grade. For those children who still struggle, we will better be able to adjust instruction appropriately and effectively.

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The Science of Reading: What Educators Should Know
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speaker: Nathan Clemens
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

“The science of reading” is a phrase that is used frequently. However, what it means is sometimes unclear. In this webinar we will review a small but important set of findings, instructional practices, and guiding principles that have been established across the past four decades of reading research. Information will be provided in a way that allows educators to understand what the science of reading tells us about how children learn to read, what forms of reading instruction and strategies are most effective, and what the evidence tells us about reading difficulties.

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Foundations of Reading
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speaker: Anne Cunningham
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

In this webinar, Dr. Anne E. Cunningham, Professor, Cognition and Development, UC Berkeley, provides the best practices for early reading development that will nurture and lead to avid readers.

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A Conversation about Reading with Kylene and Bob
Leaders and Teachers, K–6
Speakers: Kylene Beers, Bob Probst
12:00 -12:30 pm EST REGISTER

Join Kylene Beers and Robert E. Probst as they share more about the Notice and Note Signposts, as well as strategies educators, can use to help students become better readers.

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