Resource Repository

In this video, Holly Lane offers examples for teaching literacy online and introduces professional development resources for online learning.

This brief presents practices and resources that educators, early interventionists, and parent center staff can share with parents and families of students with disabilities to support learning during school building closures.

This brief presents practices and resources that educators of children and youth with disabilities can use to support students' continuity of learning during school building closures.

The purpose of this white paper is to provide the Ohio Department of Education with a multidisciplinary perspective on the challenge of providing all prekindergarten through grade 12 students with appropriate, standards-aligned, and evidence-based literacy instruction within the context of blended/hybrid learning environments.

This document summarizes the findings from three practice guides about interventions for elementary school instruction in reading.

The examples come from two practice guides about interventions for elementary school instruction in writing.

The examples come from two practice guides about interventions for middle and secondary school instruction in writing.

This document summarize research trends on virtual learning in K-12.

Family engagement professionals become first responders, and develop creative ways to connect with students and parents

These activities are designed for students to practice, demonstrate, and extend their learning of what has already been taught, sometimes with teacher assistance and sometimes independently. Students can complete the activities in small groups, pairs, or individually.

These videos provide families with information about how to do the FCRR student center activities at home with their child.

This brief provides strategies for engaging in formative assessment during distance learning for students with disabilities.

Explore phonological awareness on this webpage through several interactive games and videos aimed at pre-kindergarten through second grade students.

Read this list of curated resources that are either completely free or full of quality free content for kids to explore.

This blog provides suggestions education leaders should consider when working online with students with disabilities based on research findings.