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Building Oklahoma’s Future Through Early Literacy | Tulsa News
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Northeastern State University just launched a powerful new initiative: an Early Literacy Teacher Training Academy at its Broken Arrow Reading Clinic, part of a statewide effort led by seven Oklahoma universities to supercharge reading skills for young kids. Focused on K-3 educators, the hands-on training arms teachers with proven methods to bridge the gap between spoken and written language — because strong literacy foundations don’t happen by accident. This marks a major step for NSU’s College of Education, committed to research-backed teaching strategies that set students up for lifelong success. As university president Rodney Hanley puts it, this is more than classroom improvement — it’s a long-term investment in Oklahoma’s future, building stronger readers, thinkers, and learners from day one.
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