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The Texas Reading Academies comprehensive model is a face-to-face, in-person learning experience. It includes a combination of online modules, in-person literacy community and learning sessions, and coaching support to promote classroom application of Reading Academies instructional practices.
- 2022-23 Texas Reading Academies Implementation
Texas Reading Academies support teacher knowledge and...
- Texas Reading Academies and Educator Preparation Programs
Texas Reading Academies and Educator Preparation Programs....
- 2022-23 Texas Reading Academies Implementation
30 cze 2022 · Texas Reading Academies support teacher knowledge and implementation of evidence-based practices based on the Science of Teaching Reading (STR), to positively impact student literacy achievement. Reading Academies were intentionally designed to provide choice in implementation to meet local needs and priorities.
Texas Reading Academies and Educator Preparation Programs. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) will provide opportunities for Educator Preparation Programs (EPPs) in Texas to offer the Texas Reading Academies for elementary teacher candidates.
HB 3 Texas Reading Academies Development. As reading and writing are foundational to school success, TEA works to ensure that all Texas students have access to high-quality reading and writing instruction and highly-effective teachers. House Bill 3 addresses key reading practices.
Reading Academies. These academies are provided based on House Bill 3, passed by the 86th Texas Legislature in June of 2019. In accordance with this bill, all kindergarten through third grade teachers and principals must attend a teacher literacy achievement academy by the 2022-2023 school year.
The HB3 Reading Academies are provided based on House Bill 3 (HB 3), passed by the 86th Texas Legislature in June of 2019, all kindergarten through third grade teachers and principals must attend a teacher literacy achievement academy.
Per House Bill (HB) 3, passed by the 86th Texas Legislature, all kindergarten through third grade teachers and principals must attend a teacher literacy academy, or what the Texas Education Agency (TEA) is referring to as HB 3 Reading Academies.
