Webinar Recording
Achieving Reading Proficiency by Third Grade
Building foundational reading skills at an early age is essential to success in life and school, yet many districts struggle to build proficiency in their youngest learners.
Building foundational reading skills at an early age is essential to success in life and school, yet many districts struggle to build proficiency in their youngest learners.
Avonworth School District is bucking this trend, using personalized learning to build strong reading comprehension skills in K-2 students. In this webinar, learn how Avonworth has perfected early childhood reading instruction. Scott Miller, principal of Avonworth Primary Center, shares insight on the following topics:
- How technology has transformed literacy development
- Leveraging play to build reading proficiency
- Empowering teachers to meet every student at his or her level
Meet the Presenter
Scott Miller
Principal
Avonworth Primary Center
Dr. Scott Miller is principal at Avonworth Primary Center (K-2) part of the Avonworth School District located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Prior to his current role, Dr. Miller was assistant principal at Avonworth Elementary and taught 6th grade math at Avonworth Middle School. His research interests include early childhood education pedagogy, creativity in the elementary school setting as part of effective lesson design, implementation of Common Core State Standards, and the development of makerspaces.
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