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Literacy is prominent in every subject through speaking, listening, reading, and writing

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Literacy is universal across subject matter

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Phonics and the importance of it along with decoding and encoding

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Is there a solid set of steps or protocol for handling difficult parents?

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Ways to integrate literacy into different subjects

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Literature develops empathy in students.

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Literacy goes hand in hand with all other subjects such as math, science, social studies, ect

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Literacy can be found in every subject

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Model a genuine love for reading/literacy so that your students love it too!

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literacy is integrated into all subject matters- and can make the content meaningful to the students

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My love for literacy can be learned by students

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Connecting with my students is the first step in being a good literacy teacher and teacher overall

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Teaching the will to read and write is just as important as explicit instruction

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Integrating literacy with other subjects to build prior knowledge and support student growth

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I want my classroom to feel like a place where reading is enjoyable, not just something students have to do. I would include choice reading, read-alouds, and engaging books so students can see themselves as readers and actually look forward to it.

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Every student is at a different part in their literacy journey

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That literacy has an umbrella of so many components. Speaking, writing, listening, and reading. It is not only covering one concept. It is diving deeper into all of these components and discovering how we can guide and teach our students to develop this skills in a meaningful way to them.

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Literacy is a complex subject of skills that build on each other.

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Meeting student where they are at and differentiating instruction

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Connection drives engagement in literacy and beyond

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How do I balance teaching foundational skills like phonics with creating a genuine love for reading in my classroom?

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I learned how important it is to explicitly model the writing process (think-alouds, sentence frames, and mentor texts) so students can see how ideas turn into structured writing.

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How important reading can be and to try and make sure reading independently can be in my classroom

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I can and should integrate science and social studies into my literacy instruction

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Every student will be at a different stage in literacy/reading

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The importance of reading and love for reading is everything and can’t be underestimated. Students who read more perform better across every subject. That all starts with a student who seeing reading as a hobby or something they enjoy rather then a chore or a task

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I would like to promote literacy instruction as a way for students to have meaningful discussions beyond the conversations that I facilitate. I want students to take these skills and apply them to feel seen, heard, and develop their critical thinking abilities.

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The importance of teaching kids the foundational literacy skills and if they don’t have those skills making sure to re-teach those in order to develop independent and problem solving students

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Literacy is more than just reading. It involves speaking, listening, and writing. All of these aspects are vital to being able to communicate and express yourself.

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How can I teach or improve reading/writing stamina in my classroom?

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How to go about different teacher philosophies on classroom management/consequences

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Being a warm demander

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Children should always have "A Big Cup of Talk"

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How can I consistently differentiate writing instruction to support both struggling writers and advanced students within the same lesson without losing instructional time?

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How do I support struggling readers while still challenging advanced students? How do I make literacy engaging for all students at different levels?

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Literacy can and should be integrated throughout nearly every subject.

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Can we still develop a love for reading even if we have to follow curriculum closely

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Meet students where they are at with their reading skills.

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I will teach students how to write though mentor texts because mimicking experts is how we get better at writing.

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What do you do when you have a student who doesn’t enjoy reading/finds it boring?

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The importance of making time for students to write and read and developing an interest for these

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How do I make sure to reach all students and their needs in literacy while being mindful of the time we have in an everyday schedule?

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If learning is fun/engaging it can create positive associations for student learnings

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All students are at different literacy levels and we need to be sure we are addressing all of their needs.

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Confidence matters just as much as the skills learned.

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Integrating cultural assets into literacy to make it meaningful/engaging

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Students need clear structure, consistent practice, and targeted feedback.

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Literacy is a challenging hoop to jump through for young learners as it is demanding so much especially with reading and writing as we’re not naturally wired for it.

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Reading and listening supports writing and speaking

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To create a positive relationship with school for my students in every aspect

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Building stamina for reading and writing will help students in the long run. Also instilling a love for reading/writing by incorporating student assets/interests will help students enjoy the reading and writing process.

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How can I meet students where they are in their literacy development during a literacy block?

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Read alouds are incredibly important!

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To integrate literacy in every subject and touch base on all the subjects and be creative with it. If there is a will, there is a way!

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I want to work on my writing instruction further, and I’ll continue building on what I learned.

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Literacy fits with every other subject.