New SEDL Letter Focuses on "Meeting Our Reading Goals"
May 26, 2005
Austin, TX
Contact:
Leslie Blair
Communications Associate
Phone: (800) 476-6861, ext. 205
E-mail: lblair@sedl.org
Add the June 2005 issue of SEDL Letter to your summer reading list. To help teachers meet increasingly higher reading goals, the latest issue of the Southwest Educational Development Laboratory’s magazine is devoted to reading instruction and ways to help struggling readers.
Articles include
- “Literacy Education Under No Child Left Behind,”
- “Literacy Coaches: Roles and Responsibilities,”
- “Motivating Students to Read,”
- “Adolescent Literacy: Beyond English Class, Beyond, Text,” and
- “Improving Comprehension Support for Struggling Readers.”
Also in this issue is a look at how two schools in Bernalillo, New Mexico, have improved reading instruction with the help of reading coaches and professional development from SEDL.
The issue may be found online at http://www.sedl.org/pubs/sedl-letter/ or may be ordered from SEDL’s publications department by calling 800-476-6861.
The Southwest Educational Development Laboratory (SEDL) is a nonprofit corporation based in Austin, Texas. SEDL is dedicated to solving significant education problems and improving teaching and learning through research, research-based resources, and professional development. For more information about SEDL, visit http://www.sedl.org/about/.
