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"Tools and strategies to motivate reluctant readers, facilitate deeper comprehension, and level the playing field among students of differing abilities ..."

"Breaking learning into manageable chunks, modeling, and guided practice are some of the ways to scaffold learning for your students ..."

"Here are a number of ways that scaffolding learning experience can help support all students and provide equity"

"Developing curricular materials that capture students' attention and creativity requires intentional planning and an understanding of their interests ..."

If there ever was a time to create a flexible structure for student learning and success, the time is now. One of the most empowering and compassionate practices that we can integrate into our classrooms is scaffolding, an instructional strategy that provides students with a framework to guide and support their learning (Wood, Bruner, & Ross, 1976). Scaffolding can offer a weekly structure that supports student growth, creates autonomous learners who are responsible for their own learning, and gives learners more confidence in acquiring new skills.