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Hosted by Elana · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 49 episodes
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Educator podcast sharing how teachers are using the Science of Reading to implement evidence based teaching strategies and high quality curriculum into their classrooms.
Elana hosts The Road to Reading Podcast, a education show with 49 episodes published.
In this episode, you will meet 3 of the newest Goyen Fellows. The Goyen Foundation strives to exemplify great teachers and their practice. Goyen Fellows share their evidence-informed practices with other educators throug
In this episode, Shari Most and Tal Most share all about their new organization, ColoREADo. They explain why they founded it, how their organization supports and develops teachers' skills in using Evidence-Based Literacy
In this episode, Kurt Engelmann and Alisa Kerr from the National Institute for Direct Instruction (NIFDI) join me to talk about what NIFDI is and how the organization supports teachers and schools who are implementing Di
In this episode, Daniel Carroll will share what Precision Teaching is and how it can be used in fluency instruction. Show Notes: The Precision Teaching System Response to Intervention and Precision Teaching Precision Tea
In this episode, Rachel Ball, the Coaching Development Lead at Steplab and the author of the book The Scaffolding Effect, will share the intention behind scaffolding, how and when we should put scaffolds in place, and ho
In this episode, Marcie Samayoa, a high school science teacher, shares ways that we can build students’ schema. Show Notes: Scientist in the Making Substack Knowledge organizers Brain, Book, Buddy Retrieval Activity (Bla
In this episode, Dr. Kripa Sundar shares why concept maps can help students learn and retrieve. She shares how they can be used in both primary and intermediate grades and how teachers can use them to both build and asse
In this episode, Caitlin Lucas, a kindergarten teacher and Goyen Fellow, will share how she began implementing retrieval practices in her kindergarten classroom. She will explain the small changes or tweaks she made that
In this episode, Katie Baker, a 7th-8th grade Texas and United States history teacher, shares how to focus our energy on effective retrieval strategies we can manage. She also explains that she was spinning from all the
In this episode, Amber Haven will share the many ways she incorporates cognitive science principles into her instruction. Amber is a 5th-8th-grade STEM teacher. She will also focus on how she weaves retrieval practice in
In this episode, 4th-grade teacher Lauren Proffitt shares how she has implemented retrieval practices in her classroom. Show Notes: Powerful Classrooms by Patrice Bain One Pagers by Jamie Clark Brain dump strategy Smarte
In this episode, Patrice Bain, author of Powerful Teaching and Powerful Classrooms, shares the importance of retrieval practice. Patrice explains 4 Power Tools every teacher should know about and how to use them in your
In this episode, Brett Benson, a 7th-grade World Studies teacher, returns to the podcast to share how mini-whiteboards help him make students' thinking visible and be a responsive teacher. Show Notes: How Teaching Happen
In this episode, 6th-grade teacher North Landesman will walk us through his routines as well as the many ways in which he uses mini-whiteboards in his classroom to check student thinking and adjust his instruction. Show
In this episode, Laura Stam, a third-grade teacher from Wyoming, shares how she utilizes choral response, mini whiteboards, turn and talk, stop and jot, and cold calling to increase student participation. Laura explains
In this episode, Dr. Zach Groshell shares why explicit instruction is such a necessary part of student learning and why we need to keep all students accountable for participating and showing their thinking. Show Notes: J
In this episode, Aaron Grossman, a 5th-grade teacher, demonstrates how he effectively integrates various learning strategies throughout his school day. Show Notes: Walk Talk Swap https://justtwoteachers.com/first-days/ 4
In this episode, Gene Tavernetti shares the essential parts of the lesson that all teachers should be aware of. Gene is the author of the books Teach FAST (Focused, Adaptable, Structured Teaching) and Maximizing the Impa
In this episode, 7th-grade World Studies teacher Brett Benson will share how thinking about CLT has changed his planning process and instruction. He will share ways that he helps to lighten cognitive load for students wh
In this episode, Dr. Sarah Oberle explains the importance of cognitive load theory and shares what types of things you might think about when looking through the CLT lens as you are planning for students. Show Notes: Exe
Rachel Ball
author and instructional coaching expert · Co-op Academy Walkden
1 appearance on this show
Katie Baker
7th-8th grade Texas and United States history teacher · Tandem health
1 appearance on this show
Patrice Bain
Ed.S.
2 appearances on this show
Zach Groshell
educator
1 appearance on this show
Sarah Oberle
Ed.D.
1 appearance on this show
Meg Lee
Learning Science Partners
1 appearance on this show
Kurt Engelmann
National Institute for Direct Instruction
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Jim Heal
Learning Science Partners
1 appearance on this show
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