You have witnessed first-hand the power of Reading Recovery with your students, so who better than you can advocate in your community?
Advocacy is organized activism in support of an idea or cause. As an advocate for Reading Recovery, you can help ensure that this proven reading and writing intervention remains available to the children who need it. Advocacy consists of constituents contacting their elected officials about issues that are important to them and establishing relationships with these legislators. These relationships are then leveraged to influence public policy decisions. By establishing relationships and champions, you encourage public officials to make a commitment to you and to Reading Recovery.
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Advocacy Guide. Once you've hosted, come back and tell us about your success so we can share your story with the community!