Alll our primary teachers jumped on the DI bandwagon enthusiastically.  I never heard complaints about changing to this program because they trusted me and the research that I did, as well as all the confidence I inspired by teaching their struggling readers effectively. They had great hope that the program would be successful with their students.

In my experience with struggling readers, successful parent conferences are important because these meetings are often the only time you will ever encounter the parents of your students.

A colleague and I decided that there were good and not-so-good elements to the Direct Instruction technique.

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