The Structured Literacy Planner

Louise Spear-Swerling, PhD, is Professor Emerita in the Department of Special Education at Southern Connecticut State University. She helped prepare both general and special educators to teach reading using Structured Literacy approaches for many years, including supervising a public school tutoring program that paired teacher candidates with struggling readers. Her research interests include children's reading development, reading difficulties, and the knowledge and skills needed to teach reading effectively, especially to struggling and at-risk readers. She has presented and published widely on these topics. Dr. Spear-Swerling is author or editor of several books and is an editorial board member for several journals, including Annals of Dyslexia, Teaching Exceptional Children, and Reading Psychology. She consults often for K-12 school districts, mostly on students with severe or persistent literacy difficulties and ways to improve their achievement.

1. How Structured Literacy Interventions Can Help Students with Varied Reading Problems
2. The Structure of Language
3. Assessment for Planning Structured Literacy Interventions
4. Structured Literacy Interventions for SWRD–Early Stages
5. Structured Literacy Interventions for SWRD–Advanced Stages
6. Structured Literacy Interventions for SRCD–Early Stages
7. Structured Literacy Interventions for SRCD–Advanced Stages
8. Structured Literacy Interventions for MRD–Early Stages
9. Structured Literacy Interventions for MRD–Advanced Stages
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