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How New Laws Have Shaped Literacy Teaching—And What’s Next

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In the past three years alone, more than two dozen states have mandated that teachers use scientifically proven methods to teach children how to read—methods that most schools haven’t used consistently and are unfamiliar to many teachers.

Experts say these changes have the potential to help millions more children become proficient readers. But how can schools implement such a seismic shift in practice? And will adopting these approaches lead to the improvements promised?

In this webinar, staff writer Sarah Schwartz will share insights from her reporting on schools’ attempts to adopt new practices after the passage of these laws, recent research findings on their effectiveness, and new developments from the 2023 legislative session.

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Shelby Jones
Director of K-12, Class Technologies
Shelby Jones brings over 10 years of experience in education with a consistent focus on bringing innovative and thoughtful technology solutions to students and educators. In her current role as Director of K12 at Class, Shelby is responsible for leading a team that partners with school districts nationwide. She has a deep understanding of the challenges and opportunities that schools face, and she is committed to helping them find the right solutions to meet their needs. Shelby’s expertise in K12 technology and her passion for helping students succeed make her a valuable asset to the education community. She is a true thought leader who is helping to shape the future of education.
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Sarah Schwartz
Staff Writer Education Week

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