How do I select an SoR Aligned Tier One Program?

Selecting a strong core curriculum and solidifying your literacy instructional block with evidence-aligned practice across foundational and comprehension areas is the second major element of a good system, right alongside empowering teachers with the deep knowledge of the Science of Reading

  1. Use the Reading League Tools - The Reading League provides fabulous tools and resources to evaluate individual programs and help you design and instructional block that makes sense for all of your students. The Evaluation Guide and the Navigation reports are key for any deep investigation and curriculum design.

  2. alk about it - If you are going to include embedded social media posts and/or discussion boards, intro this here

  3. Get Examples - If you are going to include examples from other literacy organizations include here.

  4. Get Templates - If we are providing a template, checklist or starting documents, include a picture of one document to the right and a link to that template or checklists. In the section below, provide additional documents, templates or instructions.

  5. Get Background Research - If there is specific research to this step or “prerequesite” research that leaders should have obtained, you can add here.

  6. Find Experts and Working Groups - Everyone needs a coach and we link coaching, consulting and working group/community opportunities below. (This section is standard, but if you have specific consultants or groups to this, you can adjust.

Talk About It

Below are social media posts, discussion groups and a link to our SLSG page. We have curated specific conversations about (TOPIC HERE) but feel free to start your own!

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  • Mississippi DOE Overview

    Short presentation on importance of Tier I instuction.

  • South Dakota DOE

    Good overview of key Tier I aspects

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This Problem of Practice is moderated by Matt Hunter, EdD.