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    On how professional learning should be adapted for early education teachers

    By Regen Fearon
    August 2017
    Vol. 38 No. 4
    “The other piece of the puzzle that needs addressing is the actual teaching of literacy and reading. Even the existing professional learning programs do not do a good job of educating future teachers about the process of helping a child learn to read effectively. If most of your program is focused on the content of what a teacher is teaching, you don’t spend much, if any, time on the science of literacy.”

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    Regen Fearon

    Executive director of Early Matters Dallas, an early education advocacy coalition of business, civic, and nonprofit organizations across Texas.


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