For school leaders
School leaders play a key role in supporting teachers to implement an evidence-informed approach to literacy instruction. This is most effectively achieved when school leaders:
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Understanding the evidence
Know the evidence on how students learn to read and understand its implications.
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Leading effective practice
Read about how effective leadership can help drive quality instruction and improve student outcomes.
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Using data-informed instruction
Assessment allows for the collection of data, and using this data to inform teaching is best practice.
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Supporting change
Support your school to change literacy practices to align with an evidence-informed approach.