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Julie Monetta is a certified Literacy Specialist with many years of experience teaching students from elementary to college levels and providing national training to teachers since 2006. She has a strong background in supporting English language learners and her goal is empowering teachers and students through authentic teaching and learning. Monetta offers coaching, consulting and training in areas such as content literacy, supporting struggling readers, SIOP model, reading and writing workshop model, developing thinking skills, text structure, using music and poetry, grammar instruction, and supporting learning through movement.
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