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From Education Week blogs:
State Reading First directors came up with the idea for the National Association for Reading First after learning about plans in Congress to eliminate the $1 billion-a-year grant program, according to Debora Scheffel, who directs the program in Colorado.
The organization will promote inclusion of Reading First principles in the reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act, and work to disseminate information on research-based instruction and intervention.
The association's founders hope to sign up enough members—annual membership is $50—to help bolster their case that Reading First has a lot of support from the field. Kathleen Kennedy Manzo
Stephen Krashen writes in response: Their website contains a poll, inviting readers to vote on whether Reading First has positively or negatively impacted their district or school. Right now, the poll is running strongly AGAINST reading first, which must be annoying to the organi...See More
State Reading First directors came up with the idea for the National Association for Reading First after learning about plans in Congress to eliminate the $1 billion-a-year grant program, according to Debora Scheffel, who directs the program in Colorado.
The organization will promote inclusion of Reading First principles in the reauthorization of the No Child Left Behind Act, and work to disseminate information on research-based instruction and intervention.
The association's founders hope to sign up enough members—annual membership is $50—to help bolster their case that Reading First has a lot of support from the field. Kathleen Kennedy Manzo
Stephen Krashen writes in response: Their website contains a poll, inviting readers to vote on whether Reading First has positively or negatively impacted their district or school. Right now, the poll is running strongly AGAINST reading first, which must be annoying to the organi...See More
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> From Education Week blogs: > > State Reading First directors came up with the idea for the > National Association for Reading First after learning about > plans in Congress to eliminate the $1 billion-a-year grant > program, according t...See More