Beth Ferguson

There are a lot of teachers on this flight!#plaintalknola

@LindsayKemeny @cll_teach Me!

Just one more week until Plain Talk! Who's going??? @cll_teach

@HollyLanePhD @ehanford Thank you both for a terrific day!

In case you missed the Oregon RTIi Reading Symposium with a keynote @ehanford and a session from yours truly, you can now access the recordings here... sites.google.com/nwresd.k12.or.…

@EvidentlyR He was outstanding!

Paraphrasing Claude Goldenberg at #ortii2022vrs: how do we transition from the "science of reading" being a lightning rod, to a source of enlightenment?

@TheNWMagpie @Jt82pdx Yes. Maine and New Hampshire. This is a housecoat for my grandmother (born about 1918).

@reading_league This was a fabulous episode!

Meet Rupen Fofaria in the new episode of Teaching, Reading, & Learning: The Reading League Podcast now available! We dig into the power of story and the journey that brought Rupen to focus his reporting on the intersection of literacy & equity. bit.ly/TRLPodcast

We're pleased to announce that the recordings of the #ortii2022 sessions are now available. Thanks again to all our wonderful presenters and attendees! sites.google.com/ttsd.k12.or.us…

@twobytwobytwo @oregonrti Mind if we use this photo in our newsletter?

@oregonrti My watch party team!

"We have to have all the foundational skills so we can add all the beauty to the literature we read." @MaryanneWolf_ #ortii2022

For those of you will be watching #ortii2022 with your team today, we'd love to see pictures of your "watch parties". ...especially if you've got really great snacks

@ValContesse I needed this exact article today. Thanks!

“Mirror writing/reading is not a sign of neurological disability. It’s just that the reader/writer hasn’t learned how to form characters or say the right things for characters. We can teach them how to do so using relatively simply instructional processes.”rb.gy/lmwzsv

We're just one week away from the #ortii2022 Annual Conference. Still time to get signed up (for free!) and join us to hear all these wonderful presenters! More info here & register here: bit.ly/ortii2022

@oregonrti This episode is amazing!

Highly recommend listening to this important conversation. The impact of failing to teach a child to read is profound & goes far beyond academic struggles. All educators should be relentlessly focused on improving reading instruction so that each & every child becomes a reader.

@RightToReadFilm Educators we work with also find the blogs and videos from @sstollar6 to be very clear and concise. readingscienceacademy.com

#Educators: We're compiling a list of resources for folks new to the #ScienceOfReading. What books, blogs, etc. would you recommend to those starting their journey?

@RightToReadFilm The Teaching, Reading, & Learning podcast is also a great one. Using the podcasts from Amplify and TRL you have so much content! And people can go for a pd walk!

Come join @MaryanneWolf_ as she kicks off the #ORTIi2022 Annual Conference next month. See the program and get registered for this free, virtual event here: bit.ly/ortii2022

#AIMSymposium2022 has begun! You can still join this day of #literacy learning by joining our livestream. All registrants will receive session recordings. #SoR streambyte.tv/aim/

@MADyslexia @readingEd24 @FaithBorkowsky @JoAnneGross1 @CurriculumMatrs I was surprised at how entertaining this book was! Great info and a little bit funny.

@readingEd24 @FaithBorkowsky @JoAnneGross1 @CurriculumMatrs

Twitter Edu I need your help again. I am going to have an opportunity to lead a group of teacher in a book study about #SoR. We are currently an F&P district that is starting to come around. What professional book do you recommend? @FaithBorkowsky @JoAnneGross1 @CurriculumMatrs

Any schoolwide, districtwide, or statewide plan for improving student well-being and ensuring long-term student success has to include a plan for improving student literacy skills. What's your plan?

Study I want to see: do people who talk about syllable types, decoding and encoding all day long do better at wordle than average?