by Jan and Kari | Jun 26, 2023 | Blog
This post is our third in a 6-part series about how you can support readers who are trying to read a word they don’t know. Deciding how to prompt readers when they are stuck or uncertain is one of the most nuanced and critical jobs of literacy educators, and its...
by Jan and Kari | Jun 23, 2023 | Blog
In our last blog, we used a map-reading metaphor to introduce Linnea Ehri’s phases of word learning (1987, 1995, 2002, 2005, 2017). Today we take that conversation a step further by l unpacking a specific (and in many cases beloved) prompt that we’ve relied on to...
by Jan and Kari | Jun 16, 2023 | Blog
It is summer! Perhaps you are traveling somewhere. While you probably rely on the little person inside your phone to tell you which way to go, we want you to think about how you navigate using a paper map–you know, like in the old days! In preparation for an...
by Jan and Kari | Aug 22, 2021 | Blog, Video
All children love to become experts! Whether learning about ancient Egypt in order to understand the latest Rick Riordon title or building knowledge about the spread of germs in a global pandemic, knowledge building is a critical aspect of reading comprehension. In...
by Jordan Buchan | Feb 6, 2024
The Six Shifts Podcast: Insights and Innovations for Educators Education Podcasts for Teachers Welcome to The Six Shifts Podcasts, a collection of recordings for exploring the shifts we describe in both “Six Shifts” books–that’s 12 shifts...
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