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As Ohio schools prepare for the new academic year, significant changes are underway in how reading, writing, and spelling will be taught, driven by the state's new Science of Reading law. This legislation, which began to take effect in the 2023-2024 school year and has further implications for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year, aims to align literacy instruction with evidence-based research on how children learn to read.Join us for an essential informational session designed specifically for parents to understand the "Science of Reading" and its direct impact on your child's learning experience and homework.
What You Will Learn:
The Fundamentals of the Science of Reading: Get a clear, parent-friendly explanation of what the Science of Reading is, why it's being implemented in Ohio, and how it differs from previous teaching methods. We'll demystify terms like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Key Changes in the Classroom: Discover how the new law will shape daily instruction in reading, writing, and spelling, including the types of curriculum and instructional materials your child's teachers will be using.
Impact on Homework: Understand how the shift to the Science of Reading will influence the nature and content of your child's homework assignments in literacy, and how you can best support them at home.
Dyslexia Supports: Learn about the specific provisions within Ohio's legislation related to dyslexia screening and interventions, and how these will be integrated into the new literacy framework.
Your Role as a Parent: Gain practical strategies and resources to partner with your child's school and reinforce evidence-based literacy practices at home. We'll discuss effective ways to engage with your child's reading and writing development.
Q&A Session: Bring your questions! There will be ample time to address your concerns and provide clarity on how these changes will affect your child's educational journey.
This event is crucial for all parents of K-5 students, and especially recommended for parents of students in earlier grades, as the foundational skills taught under this new approach are critical for long-term literacy success.
RSVP: Please RSVP by August 9 so we can ensure adequate seating and materials.
We look forward to seeing you there and working together to support every child's success in reading, writing, and spelling!
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
18 West Auglaize Street, Wapakoneta, OH, United States, Ohio 45895
