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Nicole Moriarty's Blog – September 2025 Archive (1)
Building Capacity & Efficacy in Secondary Learners A Research-Based Instructional Approach for Grades 4–8 and Beyond
Why Grades 4–8 Matter More Than We Think
In recent years, there’s been a well-deserved spotlight on PreK through grade 3. Those early years matter enormously: play, executive function, and early literacy lay the foundation for everything that follows.
But here’s a question we don’t ask often enough: what happens after that?
By the time students reach grades 4–8, the game changes. Content becomes more complex. Reading shifts from “learning to read” to “reading to…
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