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A Pathway to Equity: Resources for Early Childhood Educators

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ILA’s 2018 What’s Hot in Literacy Report reiterated the significance of Early Literacy, which takes the No. 1 spot as the most important topic for the second year in a row. One of the greatest predictors of lifelong success, early literacy plays a key role in enabling the kinds of early learning experiences that research shows are linked with academic achievement, reduced grade retention, higher graduation rates, and college and career readiness.

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