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Alaska’s Reading Playbook: A Practical Guide for Teaching Reading

Providing Reading Interventions for Students in Grades 4–9

Dispelling the Myths: What the Research Says about Teacher Professional Learning

Homeroom with Education Leaders: The Teacher Residency Return on Investment: A Pathway that Prepares Effective and Diverse Teachers Who Stay

District Strategies to Reduce Student Absenteeism

CCSSO Restart and Recovery: State Leadership Guide for Engaging Stakeholders in Continuous Improvement of English Learner Programs & Services During COVID-19 & Beyond

Toward Comprehensive Effective Literacy Policy and Instruction for English Learner/Emergent Bilingual Students

Culturally Responsive Practices to Support American Indian English Learners’ Success

Identifying English Learners with Disabilities
Reading in the Disciplines: The Challenges of Adolescent Literacy

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This paper notes the differences between “learning to read” and “reading to learn,” highlighting the fact that “reading to learn” in the upper grades involves layers of complexity often unaddressed in other studies. The authors explore the more sophisticated types of support needed by adolescent readers, specifically in the content areas, and briefly share insights into the implications of their findings for instructional practices and assessments.