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LightSail

LightSail: How to Use It to Teach Literacy

By Luke Edwards published

LightSail literacy helps students progress and teachers support that process.

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Lalilo

Lalilo: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

Lalilo gives powerful personalized phonics and comprehension learning tools to K-2 students and teachers.

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ThinkCERCA

ThinkCERCA: How to Use It to Teach

By Luke Edwards published

ThinkCERCA helps students work on literacy skills with lots of digital tools to develop skills.

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Microsoft Reading Coach: How To Teach With The AI Reading Tutor

By Erik Ofgang published

Teaching tips for Reading Coach, an AI-powered tool designed to teach reading, from the Vice President of Education at Microsoft

An ebook reader on table with a headset.

4 Ways to Increase Ebook and Audiobook Awareness For Summer Reading

By Erik Ofgang published

More students are reading ebooks and listening to audiobooks than ever before but more can still be done to increase awareness of these platforms

science of reading

The Science of Reading: What Teachers Need to Know

By Erik Ofgang published

To better understand the science of reading and some of the intense debate around it, we spoke with literacy expert and psychology and education professor Nell K. Duke

writing interventions

New Research: 16 Writing Interventions That Work

By Erik Ofgang published

Digital tools and computer-assisted instruction are among the writing instruction strategies that work in middle and high school, according to a new study

YouGlish

What is YouGlish and How Does YouGlish Work?

By Luke Edwards published

Youglish helps you improve word pronunciation with useful YouTube video guidance.

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Epic!

Epic!: How to Use It for Teaching

By Luke Edwards published

Epic! offers a huge library of books, audiobooks, videos and more for education, here's what you need to know.

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reading print

Study: Students Who Read Print Learn More Than Those Who Read Tablets

By Erik Ofgang published

Past research has noted a print advantage in reading. Researchers wondered whether that would still be the case when comparing print to handheld devices. It was.

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