Features of Structured Literacy

Instructional Cycle for a Structured Literacy Lesson

Structured literacy is a way of organizing and delivering reading instruction to ensure students get all the skills they need in an efficient timeframe – and without any gaps. Print this illustration of what the instructional cycle looks like during a single lesson. And learn more about structured literacy here.

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