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This podcast is hosted by the authors of the Patterns of Power family of resources, focusing on discussions that elevate instruction in language arts classrooms. Join us as we share effective teaching strategies connected to the Patterns series resources, as well as reading and writing instruction.
Learning Leech hosts PoPCast: Discussing Educational Practices that Support Readers and Writers, a education show with 35 episodes published.
Sarah Cordova, author of The Power of Picture Books in Student Identity: Writing Lessons That Empower, joins Whitney and Travis to unpack the difference between a read aloud and a mentor text. They dig into why picture b
This episode is part two of our conversation with flow state expert Steven Purri, founder of the Sukha Company ( https://www.thesukha.co/) . In this episode, we discuss with Steven ways we can practice getting into flow
What happens in your brain when you're 'in the zone'? In this episode, we explore flow state with Steven Puri, founder of The Sukha Company and a veteran of Hollywood studios and tech startups. We dive into the research
In this episode we are joined by homeschool educator Jaimie Thomas. She shares how she creates rich literature conversations where her multi-age students naturally engage with grammar, build confidence as writers, and de
In part two of our interview with children's book author Cheryl Olsten, she shares how she crafts stories in bits and pieces, why she writes by hand, and how living with dyslexia never stopped her from finding her voice
In this episode of PoPCast, Travis and Whitney sit down with children's book author Cheryl Olsten to talk about her picture book Punctuation to the Rescue — a story where the punctuation marks themselves are the characte
Patty McGee joins us to share hands-on grammar strategies from Not Your Granny's Grammar that turn students into active explorers of language through play, conversation, and manipulatives. Plus, we talk next steps for te
In Part 1 of this two-part conversation, Travis and Whitney welcome author Patty McGee to explore what it means to be a contemporary grammarian. The trio shares personal grammar backstories and unpacks the shift from pun
In this episode, Whitney and Travis are joined by Patterns of Power co-author Caroline Sweet to discuss the POWER in this instructional process of grammar instruction. Together, they explore how teachers can shift classr
In this episode of PoPCast, Travis and Whitney discuss the power of teacher-facilitated writing conferences, how to have efficient conferences focused on effective grammar usage, and practical tips for empowering student
In this episode, Whitney and Travis explore how student self-reflection and metacognition can transform grammar assessment from something done to students into a skill students develop themselves. They discuss practical
In this episode, Whitney and Travis discuss various ways of creating written products in the classroom for students to show their understanding of a grammatical pattern. They elevate options that can be used in the invit
Travis and Whitney kick off the new season of PoPCast by focusing on assessment in education. They discuss the importance of assessment beyond just grades and share specifics of assessing the process of grammar instructi
Travis is joined in this episode by co-author of Patterns of Power for Grades 9-12 Holly Durham. The two spend time in this episode building each of the invitations for a high school PoP lesson from scratch. The duo uses
Travis is joined in this episode by co-author of Patterns of Power for Grades 9-12 Holly Durham. The two spend time in this episode setting the groundwork for building a high school PoP lesson from scratch. The duo uses
This episode is the second part of a two-part planning episode. Whitney and Travis plan for a Patterns of Power lesson set geared toward grades 6-8 that focuses on advanced compound sentence usage. Continue planning with
In this episode, Travis and Whitney plan a middle school Patterns of Power lesson using advanced compound sentences, building more complexity off of our previous lesson planning session with a PoP lesson for elementary.
In this episode, Whitney and Travis continue their planning conversation around a grammar lesson for elementary grades. Using a model from the text J.D. and the Great Barber Battle by J. Dillard, the hosts create the inv
Travis and Whitney dive into planning effective Patterns of Power (PoP) lessons for elementary grades. They focus on the essential concept of compound sentences using coordinating conjunctions, particularly the FANBOYS (
In this episode of Podcast Reboot, hosts Whitney and Travis outline upcoming episodes where they'll guide listeners through lesson planning that highlights the various levels of PoP, from elementary to high school levels
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