Reading recovery recovery
A teacher tells a struggling reader to look at the picture to help them guess the word. That's not reading. That's the whole approach Emily spent this episode pulling apart.Emily traces reading recovery and balanced literacy back to their origin in 1960s New Zealand, where researcher Marie Clay wat…
How do we learn to read - and why is it hard?
Reading is your one-way ticket to adventure! You can ride fire-breathing dragons, explore outer space, or even save the world – all within the pages of a book. But have you ever wondered how we learn to read? And why it can sometimes feel hard to do? Molly and co-host Anna talk to American Public M…
You Can’t Love to Read if You Can’t Read feat. Virginia Quinn-Mooney
Virginia Quinn-Mooney, a first grade teacher based in Connecticut, joins Rose Else-Mitchell to explore why teacher voice matters in the science of reading movement, what teachers need from school and district leaders, and why teachers shouldn't have to learn how to translate research into classroom…
How do we learn to read - and why is it hard?
Reading is your one-way ticket to adventure! You can ride fire-breathing dragons, explore outer space, or even save the world – all within the pages of a book. But have you ever wondered how we learn to read? And why it can sometimes feel hard to do? Molly and co-host Anna talk to American Public M…
Sold a Story 2: What Happened to Teaching
Sold a Story is back with a new season that goes beyond reading. Emily Hanford explores an approach to teaching that's been largely rejected by the education system — despite decades of evidence that it works.
Video: Watch the trailer on YouTubeMore: soldastory.org
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Episode 134: What’s Hot, What’s Not, and What Matters in Literacy
Show Notes
This episode was inspired by the 30th annual What’s Hot in Literacy survey, which asks literacy leaders to consider both the topics receiving attention in the field and those that deserve more. Lindsay, Donell, and Stacy use the findings as a jumping-off point to examine where literacy …
116. All 50 States Have Dyslexia Laws... So Why Are Kids Still Being Left Behind? with Missy Purcell (Dyslexia Awareness Month)
All 50 states now have dyslexia legislation on the books. So why are so many students with dyslexia still caught in a “wait to fail” system? Dyslexia advocate, Missy Purcell joins the show to explore the gap between passing legislation and actually changing outcomes for students.
Missy shares the d…
What happened to teaching? (featuring Emily Hanford)
Watch the interview or read the transcript above (or on YouTube). Listen to the conversation on Spotify or Apple.
Just a few days before the premier of Season 2 of Sold A Story, APM Reports’ Emily Hanford sat down to talk about how she and her team decided to focus on the practice of everyday teach…
S2 E2: The Remedy Is Always Teaching
At an experimental preschool in Illinois, Zig Engelmann and his colleagues begin turning his ideas into a classroom teaching method. Along the way, they make a series of discoveries about effective instruction. Their mantra: “If the student hasn’t learned, the teacher hasn’t taught.”
Read: What is …
S2 E1: It’s Not Just Reading
In the 1960s, an education outsider named Zig Engelmann begins challenging conventional ideas about what young children can learn. He teaches his 4-year-old twins basic algebra. But he has a hard time getting anyone in education to take him seriously, until a professor gives him a chance to see if …
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