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What can be done to help those students who have felt the impacts of unfinished learning? Note that there isn't a one-size-fits-all solution.
Brittany Mamphey, M.Ed.
Dean of Students, Mt. Healthy South Elementary School, Ohio
April 07, 2021
The 180 Awards honor students who have shown dramatic improvement in their reading and math skills through our blended learning intervention programs.
Shaped Staff
September 15, 2020
Nominated by their colleagues and peers, these 180 Educator Award winners have shown that through persistence and dedication, you can make a difference in students' lives.
Shaped Staff
September 15, 2020
Andrea Barnes is retiring after nearly 30 years in the classroom. In this post she shares parting words of wisdom for future teachers, especially the need for collaboration during the current COVID-19 crisis.
Richard Blankman
Shaped Editor
June 03, 2020
Daily writing opportunities develop proficient readers and writers, and READ 180 provides chances for students to do just that.
Melanie Eskildsen
Reading Intervention Teacher, Weyauwega Fremont School District, Wisconsin
March 04, 2020
Answer a key question as an educator—how do you screen for dyslexia?—by following six key steps. Testing for dyslexia in schools is important to identify at-risk students.
Brenda Iasevoli
Shaped Editor
February 21, 2020
Learn how to teach email writing to students and focus on proper email etiquette so they can ask questions and send greetings to teachers, school staff, and even parents.
Sally Doulton
Teacher, Manhasset Secondary School, New York
February 11, 2020
If you find yourself pulling away from or avoiding connection with hard-to-reach students, try leaning in instead by following these five steps.
Janice Mace
Senior Counselor, National Center for School Mental Health at the University of Maryland
January 27, 2020
Learn from a READ 180 educator how to get students engaged in reading, especially in the intervention classroom. Encouraging reading in the classroom starts with these five steps.
Charmion Mohning
Secondary Reading Coordinator, Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District
January 22, 2020
Find teacher insights into how reading intervention has evolved in the past two decades as well as advice to maximize student outcomes, ensure a growth mindset, and more.
Jordan Friedman
Shaped Editor
October 30, 2019
Explore All About Me activities for elementary and middle school students. Help your students to celebrate what makes them different.
Onalee Smith
Shaped Contributor
October 01, 2019
On Teachers in America, Monica Fitzgerald, a reading teacher and literacy coordinator, talks about growing up in a military family and as the child of an immigrant—and how she connects her experiences to her teaching practice.
Onalee Smith
Shaped Contributor
August 06, 2019
Learn the thinking behind the name System 44, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year.
Francie Alexander
Chief Research Officer, HMH
August 02, 2019
By presenting in front of their class, literacy intervention students can find their voice as they articulate their ideas and build confidence.
Donna Pappas
Regional Consultant, HMH
June 20, 2019
Shaped spoke with an educator with more than two decades of experience about her career and timeless reading intervention strategies.
Jordan Friedman
Shaped Editor
June 11, 2019
Learn how a lifelong high school educator pulled a struggling Title I elementary school to the heights of glory.
Blythe Carpenter
Principal, Jinks Middle School
May 17, 2019
These winners showed that with perseverance and persistence, you can help students overcome personal and academic challenges.
Shaped Staff
May 05, 2019
Educators know there are misconceptions around K-3 literacy. Here are some facts to help shed light on the truths around student literacy.
Ireen Hossain
Writer, Girls Write Now
April 25, 2019