Read On
by: Dr. Amy Galloway Swann
Administration,
School Growth,
Professional Development,
Strategy,
supporting teachers
You poured in time, money, and hope, and Monday still behaved like last Monday. I have felt that sting—big energy in the room, same obstacles the next day. If folks left inspired and defaulted by Tuesday, the design failed them. Not the people. This...
by: Dr. Amy Galloway Swann
Innovation,
Soft Skills,
Workforce Readiness,
Future Ready Skills
The most important skills your child will ever learn are not locked in a textbook. They grow in tiny, unphotogenic moments that never make the report card. Snack time. Bedtime. Playtime. Even boredom. That is where future-ready skills take root. And...
by: Dr. Amy Galloway Swann
Instruction,
Reading Instruction,
Dyslexia,
Struggling Readers
If your child or your students are struggling to read, maybe you have tried everything and nothing seems to stick. Please hear this first: you are not alone, and you are not failing. Reading challenges, including dyslexia, are common and solvable...
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