Less ranking strategies. More understanding effective instruction. 💡📚
Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction… Read all 10 editions, download the free one-page guide and checkout the playbook PDF here….
newsletter.jamieleeclark.com…
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🎥 The latest short video explainer. This time, looking at how to design instruction around the limits of working memory — with 5 evidence-backed strategies to reduce cognitive load and protect the mental space students need to think. Got 3 minutes?
👉 youtu.be/D9bsjqNqf-g
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Carl Hendrick explains there IS a science of writing, but it's messier than reading science. Reading has one key: connecting letters to sounds. Writing is juggling many things at once—spelling, grammar, ideas, organization. Research shows the best way to teach writing is starting with sentences, not essays. Use simple exercises like extending thoughts with "because," "but," "so." Teach explicit strategies step-by-step. This helps all kids, especially those without language-rich homes.
open.substack.com/pub/carlhe…
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📣 NEW! Classroom culture isn’t a laminated poster on the wall or a list of rules on a slide. The latest DistillED Explainer unpacks the cognitive science behind an effective learning environment and five practical ways to build a classroom that runs like clockwork. Three-minute watch. 👇
youtu.be/vvnKZMuK9fw
Grateful for a building full of passionate educators today…learning, sharing, and #knockingitoutofthepark @SedaliaParkES!
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Tomorrow’s PD is all about possibility—how weaving science into Morning Meeting can inspire wonder, ignite conversation, and build classroom community. Can’t wait! 🔬💡 #STEMatThePark
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The hidden truth behind successful instruction: Learning has phases. 🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕
1️⃣ Ensure Accurate Initial Learning
2️⃣ Build Fluency and Automaticity
3️⃣ Teach Generalization (apply to a variety of settings)
🎙️ shorturl.at/nhBBL
Professional development with a view, knocking our literacy PD out of the park ⚾️📚 @SedaliaParkES
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New post: The Phrases That Keep Us Stuck and What to Do About Them esheninger.blogspot.com/2025… #edchat #edadmin #edutwitter #teachertwitter #educhat #suptchat #edleadership #disruptivethink #digilead
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Replying to @AlecMacGillis @ehanford
I hope folks will read about Mississippi AND the other three states with upward trend lines since the pandemic. I wrote about them here:
karenvaites.org/p/the-southe…
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Our schools are crushing it at the Science Olympiad! @SedaliaParkES took 3rd, @Dodgen_MS_Cobb nabbed 2nd, and Walton HS won the top prize, becoming the first Cobb high school to claim the state title.
These brilliant young minds showcased their STEM skills across events like weather, space, biology, and engineering. Their passion and hard work paid off in a big way!
Read all about Cobb's stellar showing at the Science Olympiad competitions: cobbk12.org/_ci/p/112273
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SP’s first STEAM Night was a complete success! Love the opportunity to host Ss and their families. We are so thankful to our community partners for coming out to support!
First grade teachers making the most of their module training by applying the comprehension lesson framework to an upcoming read aloud. #Course7 #roadmaptosuccess #bestpractice
In presentation mode with these lovely ladies 📚#engagecobb #literacyinstitute
PIE time at the Park! Our kindergarten teachers are rocking skill specific small group phonics instruction with embedded mnemonics, mirrors, sound walls, encoding, and decoding - with 80% of students being on or above grade level✏️ 📚#structuredliteracy #SOR
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Great first day back with @STEMcobb educators! Thank you for a fun and engaging day.
#engagecobb
Building a bridge between STEM and literacy today 📚 🧰 #ENGAGECOBB @CobbSchools
Skilled Teachers Build Skilled Readers Day 2 - another great day of presenting with these ladies! @COBB_ELA @jashley_nichols @KatieBaggott3 @JFlacke
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Universal Screening
for Children at Risk for Dyslexia
Why? Research Shows…
Joseph Torgeson “we can, using tests currently available, accurately identify students who are likely to struggle with reading starting in preschool or kindergarten."
decodingdyslexiaca.org/unive…






































