America's Embarrassing Reading Crisis - Hassler, Lisa Richardson
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More than 80 percent of students who fail to earn a high school diploma were struggling readers in third grade. We all want our children to learn and thrive. We want them to achieve measurable success-and live up to the vast potential inside each of them. But in order to do that, we must tackle the biggest problem facing America >Without proper reading skills, our workforce is less robust, job opportuni- ties are more limited and people's lives are held hostage as their own self-worth becomes diminished. Yet, the pandemic brought forth valuable lessons. The global crisis shed light on another,…mehr

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More than 80 percent of students who fail to earn a high school diploma were struggling readers in third grade. We all want our children to learn and thrive. We want them to achieve measurable success-and live up to the vast potential inside each of them. But in order to do that, we must tackle the biggest problem facing America >Without proper reading skills, our workforce is less robust, job opportuni- ties are more limited and people's lives are held hostage as their own self-worth becomes diminished. Yet, the pandemic brought forth valuable lessons. The global crisis shed light on another, lesser known, pandemic already in play for children across America. At first, parents, teachers, and other educators grappled with online teaching. Then, however, came profound lessons about teaching reading to young students-and the success that followed-because of virtual >America's Embarrassing Reading Crisis: WHAT WE LEARNED FROM COVID is a reality check on an issue we have long been avoiding. Now, there are no more excuses; it's time to take action. This book blends the pre-covid methods and theory placed within classrooms and homes and blends them into strategies that work in today's environment. Author and accomplished educator Lisa Richardson Hassler dives into her own struggles and triumphs as a mother and teacher to provide solutions to parents, teachers, and educational leaders in order to set our students up for successful futures. The key to raising successful children is setting the stage for being a successful adult. Hassler is not only sounding the alarm with this book some educators are calling "a must-read for modern classrooms" she's offering framework by which to ensure young readers are reading on grade level starting today.
Autorenporträt
Chicago native author, Dr. Lisa Richardson Hassler, has been in the field of education for two decades with degrees in Elementary Education, Online Teaching and Learning, and Educational Leadership. She is state certified in Elementary Education, Educational Leadership, and English Speakers of Other Languages. Her experience includes teaching first through fourth grades in public, private, and Montessori schools.Hassler was the recipient of the National Louis University 2022 Outstanding Dissertation Award in the category of Advancing Professional Practice. Reviewers commented on the many strengths of her dissertation, particularly her data analysis and the usability and strength of her recommendations. In 2019, she was nominated for the Golden Halo Award by her students and parents for being an inspiring Christian teacher. Her previous work includes Family Second Language Acquisition and An Evaluation of Virtual School's Preparation of Second Grade Student's for Third Grade Reading Proficiency.Lisa is a teacher in Florida and enjoys beekeeping with her husband. America's Embarrassing Reading Crisis: What We Learned From COVID, is her first book.