Looking for passages for oral Reading Fluency practice? Look no further than this amazing FREE resource from @ReallyGreatRead!

Inspired by the rich discussion on reading fluency in last night’s class @VIUniversity, and the work of @janhasbrouck and @TimRasinski1, why not share… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

— Mme Lockhart (@MmeLockhartLDSB)
Mar 8, 2024

At today's #DLDtogether training for trainer session I was reminded of this empowering handout from @DLDandMe that helps children tell others about their DLD. dldandme.org/wp-content/upl…#DevLangDis

— NAPLIC (@NAPLIC)
Mar 5, 2024

A handy resource that's accessible even by non-RCSLT members. Thank you @RCSLT :)

— Nichola Shelton (@Nichola_SP)
Mar 5, 2024

SAVE THE DATE!
March 11, 2024
Join @AIMtoLearn via live stream to explore "The Intersection of Reading and Writing" w/ #literacy experts @SoniaCabell, Claude Goldenberg, Nancy Hennessy,
@devin_kearns, @KPMilesPhD, & Ken Pugh. Recordings provided.

— The FCRR (@TheFCRR)
Mar 5, 2024

As part of last week's webinar on #SolitaryConfinement we showed this new video showing the lived experienced of people who have suffered solitary confinement.

You can view the viseo here: bit.ly/SolConEl

#RestraintReduction

— Restraint Reduction (@theRRNetwork)
Mar 5, 2024

How not to teach spelling:

— Susan Godsland (@SusanGodsland)
Feb 18, 2024

Strive to be an authentic leader

It’s about being real, honest & being true to your values. Not about authority or pleasing your senior leaders

You are just you, are consistent and not playing a role

You make personal connections with others, lead from the heart & are honest

— ✨Sonia Sparkles✨🖤 (@Sonia_Sparkles)
Mar 3, 2024

There's no such thing as an ideal daily routine. The best model is the one that works for you.

Successful people don't keep similar schedules. Their common practice is experimenting to learn what suits them.

Don't be a slave to others' habits. One size doesn't fit all minds.

— Adam Grant (@AdamMGrant)
Mar 1, 2024

The cost of distraction is the life you could’ve lived.

If you suffer from distraction, read this.

Cal Newport’s protocol for deep work:

— EDDIE CHENG (@ecomEddie)
Mar 5, 2024

New #OpenAccess protocol “A systematic review of #GestaltLanguageProcessing interventions in children or adults with communication disability” @LucyEBryant@speechwoman@Rooandjoey Katharine Beals, Howard Shane @rl_grove#GLP#Autismcrd.york.ac.uk/PROSPERO/displ…@AGOSCI@ThinkSmartbox

— Prof BronwynHemsley (@BronwynHemsley)
Mar 6, 2024

#openaccess
An integrative model of parent‐infant communication development

#languagedevelopment#socialcommunication#pragmatics#infancy#earlyyears#earlyintervention#parenting

— Daniela O'Neill (@daniela_oneill)
Mar 7, 2024

How does the brain respond to sentence structure as we speak and listen? In a neuroimaging study published in PNAS, researchers from the MPI and Radboud University in Nijmegen investigated sentence processing during spontaneous speech for the first time.
mpi.nl/news/brain-res…

— MaxPlanck-Psycholinguistics (@MPI_NL)
Mar 6, 2024

With thanks to Viktor Frankl, Anne Lamott, Julia Cameron, Steve Graham, Joan Didion, Paul Graham, Shane Parrish, Jeff Bezos, & Jorge Arango, here’s what I tell students when they ask:

— Banter Speech (@BanterSpeech)
Mar 5, 2024

A lot of emotion in this poem that was written by one of my 5th graders.

— Sean Morrisey (@smorrisey)
Mar 5, 2024

English prose sentences have been getting shorter for 500 years

Predates industrial revolution dysgenics & doesn't appear to be cyclical. New art form taking time to find its optimum? Dilution by pulp fictions? Something else?

— Bachman (@ElonBachman)
Mar 2, 2024

Fun fact: If Celine Dion sang only the vowels in her name, it would be in the lyrics to Old McDonalds Farm.

— Fran (@whingewine)
Mar 5, 2024