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Shyla Johnson

Shyla Johnson


Shyla Johnson M. ED. is a seventh-year educator in Caddo Parish, Louisiana. Her passion is driven by bridging the gaps in early literacy and creating equitable learning opportunities for young children. She attended Louisiana Tech University where she received her Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education, as well as her Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. She currently holds the title of Caddo Parish’s District Elementary Teacher of the Year and believes that “every child has the right to literacy.”


Concurrent Session Description

How True Science of Reading Instruction Transforms Districts
Susan Lambert and Panel Including Brittney Bills, Alayne Joffrion, Shyla Johnson and Alli Rice

(Equity & Inclusion, ELL, Coaching/ Instructional Support, Leadership, General Science of Reading)
While the Science of Reading is for everyone, every district’s Science of Reading journey is unique and uniquely inspiring, both in the culture of change it creates and in the results, it produces for both students and educators. In this session, Susan Lambert, host of Science of Reading: The Podcast, talks to three educators about their districts’ own journeys, with advice and inspiration for districts making the shift to true Science of Reading instruction. Panelists will discuss how their Science of Reading understanding has grown and evolved over time; how they’ve held to true Science of Reading instruction through disruptions and distractors; and how this commitment to shared understanding has changed their districts. You’ll hear stories of how building awareness of research-based instruction among teachers increases equity, benefiting all students. You’ll see how the Science of Reading accelerates progress over time, as students move to middle school and beyond. You’ll learn how the understanding of the true Science of Reading can change and deepen, following the research as it continues to evolve. And you’ll leave this session ready to lead from any level, as your district moves along its own unique Science of Reading journey.

Target Audience(s): Elementary

Education Track(s): New to the Science of Reading, Advanced Science of Reading, Equity & Inclusion, Leadership

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