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Bailynn Moser

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Bailynn, a 15 year old entering her freshman year, was reading at a 1st grade level. After working with an EBLI Practitioner, she requested an interview to speak about her story. It is riveting. It is uplifting. It is gut-wrenching. It is hopeful. It is horrific. All of these things rolled into one. Bailynn is right: She is NOT stupid.

Brandon Charlton

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We are pleased to know that we can definitively identify the youngest EBLI trainee… his name is Brandon. His story is here. After experiencing EBLI instruction from a student’s perspective (as some of Brandon’s teachers were first trained in EBLI), Brandon decided that he wanted to learn and develop the skills necessary to teach.

Victoria Lutz

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The negative impact of memorizing sight words- Victoria Lutz, a bright 2nd grader who is the youngest of 12 children, was receiving Title I instruction at school, memorizing sight words. After just 12 hours of EBLI instruction, Victoria’s fluency, word identification, and word attack scores raised significantly!

Owen Vettraino

Smiling boy in a green shirt sits at a desk with a whiteboard, which has teal writing on it in cursive. Behind him are classroom supplies and a blue water bottle.

Beyond Reading Instruction: Addressing and Overcoming Student Anxiety – Owen had crippling anxiety and knew every avoidance tactic in the book. See how Owen made progress, not only in his reading, but also in his anxiety surrounding reading!