National Center on Intensive Interventions
View an example of how standards‐aligned instruction for comprehension can be taught across the continuum of the MTSS framework.
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Planning Standards-Aligned Instruction Within a Multi-Tiered System of Supports Reading Comprehension Example
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Reading Tips for Your Family
Reach Out and Read
Read an informational sheet that shares tips for reading aloud with your young child to promote literacy development.
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A Parent's Guide to Effective Instruction Fact Sheet
Texas Partners Resource Network
Read a fact sheet that discusses effective reading instruction and how educators develop and implement effective instruction.
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Talking with Your Struggling Reader
Reading Rockets
This tip sheet shares real children's struggles with reading and provides tips for supporting them.
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Talking is Teaching: Tips for Families (Spanish)
U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Read a tip sheet for families, caregivers and early educators that support preschoolers' early language experiences through talking, reading and singing together every day.
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How Can I Support My Adolescent's Development as a Writer? (Spanish)
Meadows Center for Preventing Educational Risk
This flyer for parents provides five research‐based strategies and examples for supporting adolescents' writing development.
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Strategies for Supporting Struggling Readers
Achieve the Core
Use these strategies to scaffold instruction of standards‐aligned, complex texts.
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Reading Tips for Your Family (Spanish)
Reach Out and Read
Read an informational sheet that shares tips for reading aloud with your young child to promote literacy development.
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My Child is Struggling with Reading, What Do I Do?
California MATRIX Parent Information and Resource Center
Read an information sheet that explains the steps a family can take when a child is struggling to read.
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Tips for Families: Asking Questions
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Read a tip sheet that describes effective practices for asking questions.
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Talking is Teaching: Let's Turn Wash Time into Talk Time
U.S. Department of Education and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
This tip sheet includes ideas on ways parents and caregivers can talk, read, and sing together with their preschoolers while doing laundry at the landromat.
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Writing and Spelling Ideas to Use with Kids
Reading Rockets
Read this tip sheet for activities to develop beginning spelling skills.
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How Can Early Intervening Services and Responsiveness to Intervention Work Together?
National Research Center on Learning Disabilities
This brief explains for families the connection between Early Intervening Services (EIS), as stipulated in the 2004 reauthorization of IDEA, and Response to Intervention (RTI).
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Who's Who in Your Child's School
Reading Rockets
There are many people at your child's school who are there to help your child learn, grow socially and emotionally, and navigate the school environment. Read a selected list of who's who at your school: the teaching and administrative staff as well as organizations at the district level.
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How Do I Know What Questions to Ask?
California MATRIX Parent Information and Resource Center
This information sheet suggests questions about interventions, making progress, and assessments you might ask your child's school before, during, or after an IEP meeting.
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Tips for Families: Engaging Children in Conversations
U.S. Department of Health and Human Services
Read a tip sheet that describes effective practices for engaging children in conversations.
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Technical Assistance Bulletin on Specific Learning Disabilities, including Dyslexia, Dysgraphia, and Dyscalculia
Maryland Department of Education
This bulletin provides an overview of federal and state law concerning specific learning disabilities and the practical implications for school districts in Maryland.
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Ideas para usar con los ninos: escritura y ortografia
Reading Rockets
Read this tip sheet for activities to develop beginning spelling skills (Spanish version).
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What is Responsiveness to Intervention?
the National Research Center on Learning Disabilities
Read a brief that provides an overview of Response to Intervention (RTI) and its primary components.
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The Parent-Teacher Conference
Reading Rockets
Find questions you can ask your child's teacher that might help set the tone for a productive and positive conference about literacy development.