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What’s super interesting is what you see when you work in one of the wealthiest towns in one of the wealthiest states in the country.
Parents are resourced and highly educated. And I am a highly motivated Psychologist. So we definitely get things done.
We’re able to partner and look at all the variables and address all of the variables. It basically looks like multiple case studies, each with an N of 1.
And…Guess what? The kids that I’ve seen in treatment do not read well until given structured literacy approaches privately (private literacy specialists). This is the reality.
I have also worked in low resourced districts alongside classroom teachers and understand the impossible circumstances these teachers face. It also does not change the primary source of the literacy crisis. The lack of high quality literacy instruction in most schools. But education will soon be reformed, thank goodness.
Beyond literacy reform, we must get the distractions out of the school. The pop psychology that many educators are absolutely done with at this point.
Bottom line: Support teachers to skillfully teach. Get them the proper professional development and materials.
De-implement pseudoscience. It’s a distraction and waste of time. And it is confusing people.
Eleanor434@Eleanordog434
@NiaEducational @educator4ever36 @Dbirdfatty If you give us kids that aren’t chronically absent, don’t switch schools four times in five years, don’t sit in video games for hours on end when they get home, and parents that help them, then teachers can be blamed.
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