The document introduces the Strong Classrooms Self-Assessment, which contains evidence-based areas that can lead to critical conversations at schools about improving student literacy achievement. The self-assessment is designed to be non-punitive and encourage positive, collaborative practice among teachers. It covers four key areas and guides teachers through self-reflecting and rating their performance, with the aim of identifying goals and collaborating with others to support professional growth. The ultimate goal is to empower teachers and help children through strengthening classroom practices.