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This podcast is hosted by UConn Literacy fellow, Jen Barone, and features a conversation with three other fellows who are all contributors to our free online literacy course: Colleen Morello, Michelle Horn and Pamela Khairallah. They discuss their contributions to the course, their most current thinking about planning for 2020 and their insights on teaching during the pandemic.
For information on UConn's free online literacy course, please visit:
https://reading.education.uconn.edu/free-online-literacy-course/
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