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Understand the importance of dual language assessment in early literacy by downloading our free infographic here:
https://bit.ly/3KB4xnd
Today on the podcast, we’re joined by literacy expert Jan Hasbrouck, Ph.D. Dr. Hasbrouck is an education consultant, author, and researcher. She opens the episode talking about her start with literacy, underscoring how she was one of the lucky ones who learned how to teach reading correctly in college. Dr. Hasbrouck also discusses what it’s like to combat skepticism—both of the Science of Reading and the power of assessment. Listen here:
https://bit.ly/3NeGZGX
Mark your calendars! We're hosting a free virtual symposium titled "Celebrating Biliteracy: Realizing a Better Future for Our Spanish Speakers" in May. Register today:
https://bit.ly/36e3hIn #AmplifyBiliteracy
Join us at the National Science Teaching Association conference next week! We're sponsoring a session with Rebecca Abbott, professional learning and literacy lead from the science curriculum development team at UC Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science. Learn more here:
https://bit.ly/3uidVFV
Get started on your Science of Reading journey with our free roadmap! Our roadmap can guide you no matter where you are in your Science of Reading adoption. Download this free resource here:
https://bit.ly/3CU4LmT
Check out our free Amplify Science poster! You can hang this poster in your classroom to help students write about the world around them. Fill out the form, and we'll mail a copy for whichever grade you teach.
https://bit.ly/36oy0C4
In the latest episode of Science Connections, host Eric Cross sits down with veteran middle school teacher Ryan Rudkin. Eric and Ryan talk about increasing parent engagement, involving community members, and tips for new teachers. Join Ryan in the brand-new group on Facebook, Science Connections: The Community. The first 100 members will receive free Science Connections headphones! Listen here:
https://amplify.com/science-connections-episode-s1-04/
And join the Facebook group here:
https://www.facebook.com/groups/scienceconnections
Thank you to NPR for featuring Amplify’s report on middle-of-school-year data in their article about pandemic impacts to student learning:
https://n.pr/3KDbOmC
This CBS News story mentions Amplify’s report on middle-of-school-year data and the pandemic’s effects on early reading.
https://cbsn.ws/3KKcsyM