Morphology in Content

Morphology is the study of the structure of words, focusing on the smallest units of meaning—morphemes—rather than just syllables or sounds. Teaching morphology to students is a powerful tool for enhancing their reading, writing, and comprehension. As students gain awareness and understanding of morphemes, they can decode and understand unfamiliar words more effectively, expanding their…

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Syntactic Structures

This handout was adapted from Gillis & Eberhardt (2018) – Syntax: Knowledge to Practice. It unpacks the difference between phrases, independent clauses, and dependent clauses. Please note that it is designed to be used as an educator reference sheet and not as a teaching material with students.  

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There’s Research for That: Your K-5 Literacy Instruction Questions Answered

This thoroughly researched book, with 20 chapters answering pressing literacy instruction questions, is ideal for K-5 classroom teachers, as well as interventionists, coaches and consultants. Each chapter follows a predictable, helpful format: Discussion from the Classroom, Background and Assumptions, Research Studies That Inform the Question, Research Findings, and (perhaps most importantly) So What? Actions for…

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Intensifier l’enseignement en littératie : Pratiques essentielles

Ce document résume cinq priorités clés pour intensifier les pratiques de littératie pour les élèves en difficulté : la connaissance et l’utilisation d’une progression des l’apprentissages, la conception et l’utilisation d’une plateforme d’intervention come base pour une intervention efficace, la prise de décision continue fondée sur des données probantes pour réaliser et intensifier les interventions,…