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Getting Reading Right for All Kids

Tue., April 26, 2022, 2:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. ET
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Experts will discuss science-backed teaching practices, supports, and strategies to ensure all students—regardless of their backgrounds—get the help and reading interventions they urgently need. Explore how to make up for lost learning time and move large-scale numbers of students to grade-level reading.

For much of the last two years, millions of students spent less face-to-face time with teachers during a critical period of their reading development, and studies of reading performance on tests during 2020-21 showed that they lagged the progress of their peers in previous years. Black and Hispanic students were especially hard hit, having stayed in remote classrooms longer on average than their white peers.

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Kareem Weaver is a Co-Founder and Executive Director of FULCRUM, which partners with stakeholders to improve reading results for students. He is the Oakland NAACP’s 2nd Vice President and Chair of its Education Committee; his advocacy is featured in the upcoming film The Right to Read. Mr. Weaver previously served as New Leaders’ Executive Director of the Western Region and was an award-winning teacher and administrator. He has undergraduate degrees from Morehouse College and a master’s in Clinical-Community Psychology from the University of South Carolina. Mr. Weaver believes in the potential of all students, the brotherhood of man, and the importance of service above self. His educational heroine, for literacy instruction, is the late Marva Collins.
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Sarah Schwartz
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