NEPC Resources on Literacy Education

(April 11, 2024). Are Science of Reading Laws Based on Science?. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-sor-041124

Amy Cummings (June 3, 2021). Making Early Literacy Policy Work: Three Considerations for Policymakers Based on Kentucky’s “Read to Succeed” Act. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/literacy

(March 4, 2021). Caught in the Crosshairs: Emerging Bilinguals and the Reading Wars. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-reading-wars-030421

(June 2, 2020). A Few Weeks of Webinars. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-webinars-060220

(March 19, 2020). Policy Statement on the “Science of Reading” . Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/fyi-reading-wars

(October 31, 2019). Trauma Belongs in Schools. This New Book Explains Why.. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-dutro-102919

(May 7, 2019). This Approach to Teaching English Learners Works Better. So Why Aren't We Using It More?. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-escamilla-050719

(November 29, 2018). Conversation about the Reading Wars, Sparked by a New Documentary about Literacy Instruction: Q&A with Elizabeth Moje, Dean of the University of Michigan School of Education. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/newsletter-reading-wars-112918

William J. Mathis (June 13, 2013). Research-Based Options for Education Policymaking - 2013 Collection. Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./publication/options

Beth Warren (October 5, 2010). NEPC Review: A Complete Education (May 2010). Available at: https://nepc.colorado.edu./thinktank/review-complete-education