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Choosing a Literacy Program

6/5/2018

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Although quality professional development for teachers is the best money for literacy progress that can be spent in your school, you may be looking at purchasing a certain literacy program. That's where the following matrix comes in.
​Use it in discussions with colleagues about how a particular program qualifies as a quality initiative for your school.

​The Commission on Reading of the National Council of Teachers of English regularly undertakes projects to broaden discussion of important literacy issues and to provide support for teachers as they make informed instructional decisions. Commission members developed the matrix that follows in response to requests from NCTE members for sound, standards-aligned criteria to apply as they select program materials or design local programs of instruction in reading. It is intended to be used as part of professional discussion among colleagues.
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13/11/2019 11:49:14 pm

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    Sharon Callen is an experienced teacher, author and literacy consultant. She has worked in schools in Australia and the USA helping improve literacy learning by explicitly modelling in classrooms and guiding leadership.

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    Phil Callen is a former Executive Director of the Council of Education Associations of SA and Secretary of the Australian Professional Teachers Association.

    They both are principal consultants with Cue Learning, an education consultancy which provides highly practical, research based professional development for teachers and leaders in schools.
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