Episode 1: Shifting the Balance- Shift 1 Reconsidering How Knowledge Impacts Comprehension
This episode discusses the book 'Shifting the Balance: Grades Three to Five. Six Ways to Bring the Science of Reading into the Upper Elementary Classroom' by Jan Burkins, Kari Yates, and Katie Egan Cunningham. The Learning Facilitators highlight the importance of teaching that is evidence-based, va…
Episode 5: Shift 5- Revisiting Fluency Instruction
The Learning Unboxed team discusses the topic of fluency
in reading instruction and its critical link to comprehension. Drawing insights from the book, "Shifting the Balance" by Katie Egan Cunningham, Jan Burkins, and Kari Yates, the discussion delved into the various facets of fluency beyond just …
Inside Education 431, Patrick Burke on Literacy Education and More (22-9-24)
Presented and produced by Se√°n Delaney.
On this week's programme I am delighted to be joined by Dr. Patrick Burke from Dublin City University's School of Language, Literacy and Early Childhood Education.
Among the topics discussed were:
Differences between the primary school he attended and th…
Part 1: A New Assessment Tool for Teachers with Sharon Callen
In this episode, Sharon Callen dives into a groundbreaking tool for educators—the "Listening to Reading, Watching While Writing" protocol, developed by literacy experts Nell Duke, Ward, and Klingelhofer. Sharon explores how this informal, formative assessment tool, launched between 2020 and 2023, i…
Part 3: A New Assessment Tool for Teachers
In this podcast episode, Sharon continues to dive into an innovative protocol designed by Dr. Nell Duke and her team, aimed at enhancing literacy instruction for teachers and students alike. Sharon explores how this assessment tool serves as a guide to help teachers track and support students’ grow…
Part 1: The Importance of Teaching Comprehension, F-2 with Diane Snowball
In the latest episode of “The Importance of Teaching Comprehension in F-2 – A Conversation with Diane Snowball,” literacy expert Diane Snowball sits down with Phil to explore why comprehension should be the heartbeat of early literacy, especially in an era dominated by phonics and decoding. Diane p…
Part 2: The Importance of Teaching Comprehension, F-2 with Diane Snowball
In Part 2: The Importance of Teaching Comprehension in F–2, Diane Snowball captivates listeners with her invaluable insights on teaching comprehension to Foundation through Year 2 students in Part 2 of this illuminating podcast series. Her wisdom bridges the gap between theory and practice, empower…
Part 3: The Importance of Teaching Comprehension, F-2 with Diane Snowball
Unlocking the Joy of Comprehension in Early Literacy
In this inspiring episode, literacy expert Diane Snowball delves into the transformative power of teaching comprehension in the foundational years (F-2). She underscores that comprehension is not just about understanding words but unlocking meani…
[Listen Again] Ep. 62: Effective Fluency Instruction with Tim Rasinski
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From June 22, 2021In this episode, reading and fluency expert Tim Rasinski tells us all about effective fluency instruction! How does repeated reading build fluency instruction? Why does text difficulty level impact fluency practice? What do effective accuracy, automaticity, and expression sound li…
Stop Drowning in Data: Why Uncertainty Makes Us Better Educators
In this S5E9 Schoolutions Teaching Strategies conversation, join me with Angela Stockman to move beyond feeling overwhelmed with data, thanks to Angela's practical teaching tips that foster student-centered learning. Learn how to refine your classroom practices and assessment strategies for better …
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