Archive - Read by Example

How to write a weekly staff newsletter that at least 80% of teachers will read

Mar 25, 2023 •

The Four Recoveries: Autonomy, Identity, Humanity, and Agency in ELA Classrooms

Including a downloadable framework tool for full subscribers

Jun 18 •

7 Questions I Ask Myself When Working with Educators Resistant to Change

Feb 11, 2023 •

The Literacy Curriculum: Buy it or build it? (or am I asking the wrong question?)

Thanks for reading Read by Example!

Jan 22, 2022 •

Are we assessing reading, readers, or something else entirely?

Feb 8 •

The Science of Reading Movement and The Never-Ending Debate: A Conversation with Paul Thomas

Jun 24, 2023 •

47:28

Four lessons I learned from Reading Recovery

It's not just an intervention; it's an investment in students and teachers.

Apr 30, 2022 •

Cultivating Genius Book Discussion #1

2021 Summer Book Study

Jun 30, 2021 •

14:16

What do I do when I cannot say “equity”?

Feb 28 •

Teaching Reading is Not Simple

#1 of 5 things school leaders need to know about the science of reading

Oct 7, 2022 •

Reading as an Act of Resistance

Nov 17, 2024 •

Striking a Balance Between Reading and Writing

What I learned from a week of no reading

Jun 10 •

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