Really Great Reading's Oral Language Resources
Oral language is foundational to all aspects of education, as it serves as the cornerstone of effective communication, comprehension, and learning. In the classroom, strong oral language skills facilitate clear expression of ideas, foster meaningful interactions, and support the development of reading and writing abilities. For educators, prioritizing oral language development ensures that students can articulate their thoughts clearly, appropriately engage in critical discussions, and build the necessary vocabulary needed for academic success. Recognizing the significance of oral language helps create an inclusive and dynamic learning environment where every student can thrive.
Free Oral Language Webinar Coach's Corner
Really Great Reading is introducing the newest Coach’s Corner webinar series: The Science of Oral Language for Educators (SOLE). Are you a literacy coach or leader looking to enhance your knowledge and skills necessary to effectively observe and evaluate key aspects of language instruction? Then this series if for you.
14-Day Trial of LanguageScreen by OxEd & Assessment
LanguageScreen is a quick, tablet-based assessment, designed for children 3.5 to 11 years old. It flags language difficulties and provides valuable insights which assist educators in identifying and addressing language related learning difficulties early. Experience LanguageScreen and sign up for a complimentary 14-day trial.
Oral Language: Why It’s Important
Five Teacher Tips for Supporting Student Understanding and Use of Oral Language in the Classroom
Join Professor Maggie Snowling as she shares the latest research on the connection between oral language and dyslexia. Watch the Language is Everything for Literacy video, and see how strong oral language skills are fundamental to children's reading and literacy skills.
