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Jun 2021
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S3-12. Fostering accessible instruction ...

AMPLIFY EDUCATION
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Join DeJunne’ Clark Jackson, vice president of program development for the Center for Development and Learning, as she talks about delivering instruction all students can access. She also urges listeners to foster better experiences for educators and students. Finally, she speaks on the connection between the Science of Reading and dyslexia. Quotes: “The i ... Show More
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