Literacy Innovation

Cobb County English Language Arts Supervisor, Liz Cobra, shares her insight on phonological learning in this Literacy Innovation video. Her experience building the early literacy framework began in 2015 and is now used in over 40 schools across the district.

Adapting to an Individualized Education Program can be a difficult transition for most students. But by starting small, personalizing reading potential and with the guidance of informed staff and administrators, Marietta City Schools has been able to create many success stories in literacy.

Felicia Purdy, assistant superintendent of Seminole County schools, sits down with host Ashley Mengwasser in an episode of Classroom Conversations to discuss literacy in rural areas and the challenges of implementing new instructional styles.

Teamwork truly can make a dream work! Join North Georgia's director of professional development in a candid discussion surrounding language learning. The LETRS program has made major waves in early childhood education, in this video, hear more from the teachers who have seen firsthand what an impact this new approach can have.

Reading and writing skills are applied in every subject concentration, so why not identify literacy in all classes? from math to physical education to science. Hear from teachers across Morgan county as they share their experiences using the Writing Revolution program in this episode of Literacy Innovation.