February 18, 2020 by Julie Heaton

At a private school in Greenville, South Carolina, imagine having 157 students who feel the struggle of their reading deficit, every-single-day. Not only do ... Read More about The Struggle is Real: Transforming Struggling Readers Into Happier, More Confident Students

Categories: Education & Teaching, General, In the news, Reading Strategies for K-12

February 10, 2020 by Julie Heaton

Blog Author: Terrie Noland You were that kid. The full package. Your teachers always gave you rave reviews. Your parents never felt the need to ... Read More about From Despair, To Guilt, To Hope: Reflecting on Our Transformational Experiences in Teaching

Categories: Education & Teaching, Educators, General, In the news, Reading Strategies for K-12, Teacher Best Practices, Webinars

February 3, 2020 by Julie Heaton

Blog Author: Kate Stewart Our featured edwebinar speaker on December 3rd, Dr. Evan Ortlieb, believes there is a book for everyone… every learner… we just ... Read More about Fulfilling Students' Potential Through Engaging Literacy Practices

Categories: Books, Authors, & Movies, Curriculum & Access, Education & Teaching, Educators, General, The Digital Age, Webinars

January 27, 2020 by Julie Heaton

Blog Author: Heather Wiederstein The fact is the tenets of Structured Literacy have lived in reading classrooms since long before IDA succinctly coined the term ... Read More about Has the Movement Towards Structured Literacy Reignited a New Reading War?

Categories: Education & Teaching, In the news, The Digital Age

January 21, 2020 by Julie Heaton

In September, Learning Ally hosted an edWebinar, titled, “What Struggling Readers Wish Administrators Knew.” Terrie Noland, V.P. of Educator Leadership & Learning led the ... Read More about What Struggling Readers Wish School Administrators Knew

Categories: Education & Teaching, Educators, In the news, Learning Disabilities, Webinars