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EPISODE · Nov 15, 2023 · 1H 1M

Supporting Your Child's Literacy Development in Elementary School

from Cedar Mill & Bethany Libraries Podcasts · host Cedar Mill & Bethany Libraries

Find out more about your child's literacy development and their progress towards becoming an independent reader. Learn how the Science of Reading can help you support your child's literacy development in Kindergarten through 3rd grade. Presented by Rachell Keys. Rachell Keys is a School Psychologist currently working for the Northwest Regional Education Service District. Over the past twenty years she has worked to improve literacy outcomes in Oregon and nationally. She has pursued her passion to help all kids become successful readers in a variety of ways. Rachell taught courses on reading instruction at Portland State University, worked as the Literacy Coordinator for the Tigard-Tualatin School District, supported schools in Oregon as part of the Reading First initiative and tutored individual students during the pandemic.  This recording is part of our 2023 Parent Information Series. Slides of the presentation are available on our website.

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