SXSW EDU 2023
Democratizing Early Literacy Through Innovation
Description:
In the wake of the pandemic, it’s estimated that nearly a third of children in early grades - disproportionately children in under-resourced communities - are missing early reading benchmarks. Meaningful advancements in AI and learning science are enabling the development of solutions that more deeply support students, in class and at home. So, what are the opportunities -- and risks? Join us for a discussion on what it will take to bridge troubling literacy gaps across the globe.
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Takeaways
- Understanding the building blocks of literacy, and what we know about how students learn to read.
- Learn about the emerging technologies and tools that support early literacy development for young kids.
- Gain insight into how these new technologies create opportunities to support more educators and families with helping children learn how to read.
Speakers
- Sara Randazzo, Reporter, The Wall Street Journal
- Heather Wiederstein, Vice President of Solutions Development, Learning Ally
- Sonia Cabell, Associate Professor, Florida State University, College of Education
- Patricia Scanlon, Founder & Executive Chair, SoapBox Labs
Organizer
Martha Baker, Associate, Whiteboard Advisors
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