How can we have an equitable education when my Title 1 Reading Intervention classroom has just a homemade dry erase board, video projector and two chalk boards? Reading intervention rooms across the US should be set up with SMART boards, standing desks, rolling carts, I-pads, mason boards, ELMOs, cameras, comfortable seating, space to move, and books upon books that represent the different cultures that make this country so beautiful. I have two projects on Donors Choose, applied for two Farmer's Insurance grants, and now a Go Fund me page.
With the help of others, I want a room that is going to be progressive, state of the art, real, engaging, empowering, and remediation focus so our Title 1 struggling readers have the equity when it comes to unlocking written language.
Please join me in this noble quest to for generations to come.
My Link:
https://www.gofundme.com/EquitableLiteracy
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| The Wilson FUNdation reading program I bought with my own money. |
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| One chalkboard and the one dry erase board I found. |
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| My interventions waiting to be put in their spots after summer cleaning. |
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| The sad home made dry erase board. |
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| I want to paint the green bulletin boards. And buy bean bags for the Read Aloud center. |
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