ALT Kentucky reads to succeed summer reading conference register now

ALT KY Reads to succeed summer reading conference, register now!

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ALT Two Kentucky Department of Education Leaders talking on a panel

ALT Two Kentucky Department of Education leaders talking on a panel in front of an audience and the host

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ALT Graphic with picture of Rebecca Brewer reading: Elementary School Teacher Achievement Award winner, Norton Commons Elementary School, Jefferson County

ALT LETRS SPOTLIGHT. Dana Lee Thomas Instructional Supervisor (Marion County Public Schools). "I think that the most reward part of my participation in the LETRS program has been the realization that learning to read is a process and it is not 'developed' when children 'just love books and reading.' The critical role that the brain (and its processes) plays in learning to produce sounds/syllables, how to decode words and in comprehending texts is truly an amazing process. I have been an educator for 26 years and have witnessed many instructional strategies and programs that claim to teach students to read. The strategies that I am learning in my LETRS training makes sense. Reading is not about just having a book in hands, but rather how to correctly decode and understand text. I think that every elementary teacher can benefit from participation in the LETRS program." Kentucky Department of Education. Lexia LETRS. Join us in Phase 2!