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📣 Hey #educators! Part 4 of our Advancing Literacy series is live! 🎉 Join Sonia Cabell as she spotlights FCRR’s Student Center Activities — powerful resources to help boost student literacy. Watch now and make a difference! 🎥 👇 🔗 bit.ly/4jRdVEO #Advancingliteracy

Today, we are 5 months out from our “2025 Turning the Tide in Reading Instruction” Conference. 🧠 📚 ✍🏻 🗣️ 👂🏻 #SoR Are you registered yet? events.humanitix.com/turning-the-ti…

When the power goes out at #AKSORS, the show goes on… Generator lights and slides on phones FTW! Also, give some love here on X to Sonia Cabell because TOMORROW IS HER BIRTHDAYYYYYYY 🎂🥳🥳🥳 Alaska DEED #AKREADS Florida Center for Reading Research

SUCH practical tools for early educators in this talk on scaffolding early writing and estimated spelling from Sonia Cabell at #AKSORS #AKREADS Alaska DEED Florida Center for Reading Research

🎤 Dr. Sonia Cabell took the stage at the 2025 Alaska Science of Reading Symposium to share powerful insights on Strive-for-Five Conversations and how they boost students’ language comprehension. 👏🧠 #FCRRInTheField #ScienceOfReading aksorsymposium.org

Late Friday night, the PBS Kids Ready to Learn Grant was shut down, effective immediately. This decision is bad for kids and bad for families. Let's unite across party lines to stand up for quality children’s media. Talking points and contact info here: nellkduke.org/news

Very pleased that @NYtimes has highlighted the power of knowledge-building ELA and history curricula and the great work of Knowledge Matters Campaign (I'm on their sci adv board). Share link: nytimes.com/2025/05/10/us/…

Look who came to visit my classroom today! Dr. Louisa Moats was absolutely gracious, kind, and inspiring! I'm so honored that she not only wrote the foreword to my next book, but took the time to visit my classroom and see my literacy block in action. Scholastic Teachers

Did you know the federal govt spent $120 million to study reading comprehension - and learned a lot! On June 28, one of the researchers will be coming to Planet Word Museum to discuss what it takes to help kids understand what they read. features.apmreports.org/sold-a-story/p…

Wiley just put the audio version of Why Don't Students Like School on sale--50% off! audiobooks.com/promotions/pro…

We’re live at the final day of Florida Department of Education's Summer Literacy Institute in Orlando! The Florida Center for Reading Research is proud to connect, collaborate, and champion literacy. 📚✨ #FCRR #LiteracyMatters #FLDOE #SummerLiteracyInstitute

Did you hear the news?! 🎉 My NEW book, Rock Your Literacy Block, is officially out! Eek! 🥳@ScholasticEDU Grab your copy here: shop.scholastic.com/teachers-ecomm…

Looks like a great episode with some of my favorites coming tomorrow...

FSU researchers, including FCRR’s Dr. Yaacov Petscher, are transforming early literacy screening with game-based assessments to help teachers identify struggling readers—fast. Now licensed to Ventris Learning and headed to classrooms by 2026. 📖 Read more: news.fsu.edu/news/education…

Looking forward to this meeting! I’ll be talking about our research testing the claims of viral campaigns that television subtitles help children learn to read. These claims have been repeated by celebrities, charities and politicians… but what does the evidence say? 📚 🧐💥

A week from tomorrow, on Sat June 28. Would love to see you there. planetwordmuseum.org/events/eyes-on…

And then there were eight! 😍 #gottacatchemall Scholastic Teachers

🚨 Faculty Spotlight! Dr. Sonia Cabell, a leading voice in early literacy at FCRR, shares how conversation is key to reading success. 🗣️ “Conversations are how we learn language.” 📖 Read more: news.fsu.edu/news/education… #LiteracyMatters #FSU #FCRR #EarlyLiteracy Florida State University

When the authors names start with Sonia Cabell I know it’s worth taking a look! 👀

"Our results suggest that word reading and spelling are one and the same, almost, but that spoken vocabulary knowledge is more closely related to reading than to spelling." Open article from the great Rebecca Treiman and colleagues. link.springer.com/article/10.100…