Instructional time in small-group settings is a precious commodity that we must use thoughtfully and intentionally. Even the most well-designed independent activities can’t match the impact of time spent with a skilled teacher.  We’re excited to partner with The Reading League Oklahoma to host Dr. Jamey Peavler, Assistant Professor and Program Facilitator in the Graduate Reading Science Program at Mount St. Joseph University. She’ll share insights on intensifying instruction to ensure every student’s needs are met.  Don’t miss this opportunity—register now: https://bit.ly/PeavlerIntensifyIntervention https://ks.thereadingleague.org/wp-content/uploads/sites/25/2024/08/Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Copy-of-Peavler-differentiation.jpg

How can struggling readers comprehend complex texts that are challenging for them to read? The answer lies in instructional scaffolds. This session will model teacher practices that can be immediately implemented to assist struggling readers in reading and learning from rigorous texts and ensure equitable access to challenging content.

Michelle Elia, assistant professor at Marietta College, prepares pre-service teachers to teach reading using practices grounded in reading science. Her previous roles include Ohio Literacy Lead, Literacy Specialist, Special Education Consultant, and Intervention Specialist. Elia is a nationally recognized literacy PD provider and president of The Reading League Ohio. A lifelong learner, Elia is pursuing her doctorate in Reading Science at Mount St. Joseph University.

Register Here: https://bit.ly/ScaffoldComplexText