Celebrating the impact of Reading Recovery

Friday 10 May 2024 @ 12:25
Institute of Education

Reading Recovery professionals in Europe are celebrating their work and the achievements of children who participated in the Reading Recovery programme.

a poster for the event showing a Reading Recovery logo and an image of a girl writing during her lesson with a male teacher

Reading Recovery professionals in schools across Ireland, Malta and the UK are celebrating the achievements of children who have participated in Reading Recovery.

During the two weeks of 13^th – 24^th May 2024 we will be asking:

What’s special about Reading Recovery?
What does progress look like?
What do Reading Recovery teachers do?
What difference has Reading Recovery made?
How do we know that Reading Recovery works?
Why does Reading Recovery work?

Channel website: http://www.ucl.ac.uk/ioe

Original article link: https://www.ucl.ac.uk/reading-recovery-europe/news/2024/may/celebrating-impact-reading-recovery

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