In November 2022, we interviewed Gina Johnson, Learning Specialist, Program Director for Learning Support K-12, and Director of Kistler-Gilliland Center for the Advancement of Learning at Holland Hall School in…
The ultimate goal of reading is what we do with the information and ideas that we take in through the written word. This involves high order cognitive engagement and is…
In November 2022, the CTTL interviewed Alyssa Morris, the Lower School Librarian and Technology Integration Specialist at St. Andrew’s Episcopal School in Potomac, MD. Alyssa is in her 17th year…
While the ultimate goal of reading is what we do with the information and ideas that we take in through the written word. It is widely agreed that reading comprehension…
I distinctly remember in 1997 during my interview for a position teaching history and coaching soccer at St. Andrew’s (Maryland), then Head of the Upper School John Holden saying, “we…
The cultivation of a society where adult literacy provides the foundation for personal, corporate, and political growth across differences is grounded in the capacities built in early childhood and elementary…
The ultimate goal of reading is what we do with the information and ideas that we take in through the written word. This involves high order cognitive engagement and is impacted by many factors including saliency determination, verbal conceptualization, critical thinking, creativity, and reasoning.
There are many reasons to enjoy the final month of a school year. One that we particularly like is the chance to measure the academic development of students through final projects or exams to see how far they have come since the start of their year-long, trimester, or semester courses.
The ultimate goal of reading really is what we do with the information and ideas that we take in through the written word. This is high order cognitive engagement and is…
Along with turkey and the onset of holiday music, tests and midterms are a feature of this time of year. Many schools have exams either before or right after the…