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Hosted by Pam Austin, these discussions will feature dialogues with experienced educators, inspiring thought leaders, social media influencers, and leading education innovators.

  1. 22. JAN.

    Rocket Science Revisited: Where Should Reading Research Take Us Next?

    In this powerful episode, two of the most respected voices in literacy education—Dr. Louisa Moats and Dr. Tim Odegard—come together to discuss the urgent need for systemic change in how reading is taught, understood, and supported across the U.S. Drawing from decades of research, policy work, and classroom experience, they explore the persistent gaps between what science tells us about reading and what many educators are still expected to implement. Their conversation is candid, evidence-based, and deeply rooted in a shared commitment to literacy as a civil right. Dr. Moats reflects on the evolution of her work, including the impact of her seminal paper “Teaching Reading Is Rocket Science,” and the barriers that continue to prevent widespread adoption of structured literacy. Dr. Odegard brings a complementary perspective from his leadership at the Tennessee Center for the Study and Treatment of Dyslexia, highlighting the importance of teacher preparation, data transparency, and the moral imperative to serve all learners—including those with dyslexia. Together, they challenge assumptions, clarify misconceptions, and call for courageous leadership at every level of education. Listeners will walk away with a renewed understanding of what it means to teach reading well, and a renewed understanding of what is necessary to capitalize on the lessons of reading science.. This episode is essential for educators, administrators, policymakers, and advocates who want to move beyond buzzwords and toward meaningful, measurable change. What Dr. Moats and Dr. Odegard will discuss:  ●      Why “Teaching Reading Is Rocket Science” remains relevant today ●      Priorities for improving implementation of evidence-aligned instruction ●      Why higher education holds the key to sustaining literacy reform and preparing future teacher educators ●      What the national landscape of dyslexia laws reveals about progress—and what’s still missing in impact research  ●      Why current policies overemphasize foundational print skills while neglecting morphological and etymological depth in spelling and word study  ●      How oral language and comprehension continue to be overlooked in screening, curriculum adoption, and teacher preparation  ●      What Kansas and Ohio’s systemic literacy blueprints teach us about building coherent, statewide literacy systems

    1 Std. 3 Min.

  2. 18.12.2025

    Intensive Intervention for Tier 2 & 3: Success for Multilinguals and all Students Who Struggle

    Literacy is a human right. Every learner, regardless of the language spoken at home, deserves access to high-quality, evidence-based instruction that is both culturally and linguistically responsive. This is especially critical for the more than 5 million students in the United States whose heritage language is not English.

    28 Min.

  3. 13.11.2025

    From Research To Reading ResultsThe Science (and Art) of Implementation: Using Research To Improve Outcomes

    Join us for this insightful and inspiring discussion with a true literacy hero Margaret Goldberg, co-founder of The Right to Read Project. During this podcast, we’ll talk with Goldberg about the next step in the science of reading movement: Educators moving from research consumers to active research participants. While there’s been progress bringing research awareness to classrooms, we now face a moment where the future of reading science depends on practitioner involvement. This episode examines how educators have moved from implementing prescribed practices to actively seeking evidence-based approaches, and why this momentum can’t stagnate. With uncertain federal support for education research, we must bridge the “last mile” between research and practice—the phase that matters most to students and teachers. Drawing from personal experiences, this episode reveals what it means to move from research consumer to research contributor, including the moments that change how educators view and engage with scientific evidence. We’ll discuss research-to-practice partnerships and how thinking like a scientist can change classroom implementation. Listeners will learn: Where the science of reading movement stands todayWhy this isn’t another pendulum swing in educationThe importance of bridging the “last mile” between research and practiceWhat it feels like to move from research consumer to active participantPractical steps for joining research-to-practice partnershipsHow to approach classroom implementation with a scientific mindsetWhy practitioner involvement is essential for sustaining progressStrategies for participating in scienceEssential listening for educators, administrators, and literacy advocates ready to help shape the future of reading instruction and ensure research continues to benefit students in classrooms.

    36 Min.

  4. 31.10.2025

    Connecting the Science of Reading to the Science of Learning

    The “science of reading” often gets reduced to “phonics,” but there’s a lot of science that relates to reading comprehension as well.  If we look at typical comprehension instruction through the lens of cognitive science, it becomes clear that we’ve unintentionally made reading and writing much harder than they need to be by separating them from each other and from content-area instruction.  But cognitive science also tells us that a content-rich curriculum combined with explicit, manageable writing instruction can provide all the benefits of science-informed instruction and more. If we break down the artificial walls separating reading, writing, and learning, we can enable all students to reach their full potential. Listeners will learn: Why we need to do more than “fix phonics” if we want all students to become fully literateHow we’ve been making reading and writing harder than they need to beWhy it’s not possible to apply principles grounded in cognitive science to typical comprehension instructionHow a content-rich curriculum combined with explicit writing instruction can provide all the benefits of science-informed instruction—and more

    34 Min.

  5. 25.09.2025

    The Simple View of Reading and Its Extension As the Cognitive Foundations Framework: A Conversation With Dr. Wesley Hoover

    Join us for this informative and enlightening podcast as we delve into the complexities and nuances of the Simple View of Reading (SVR). Our distinguished guest, Dr. Wesley Hoover, will explore how SVR remains a foundational cognitive theory that effectively captures the critical relationship between language comprehension and word recognition in determining reading comprehension. Dr. Hoover will discuss the key elements of the SVR, clarifying its purpose as a cognitive theory rather than a mere description or heuristic. Our conversation will reveal common misconceptions about reading, emphasizing that while it may seem simple, the interplay of its two critical components—word recognition and language comprehension—reveals a much richer complexity. Dr. Hoover will also introduce the Cognitive Foundations Framework (CFF), an extension of the SVR that expands our understanding of the skills and abilities required for achieving effective reading. Whether you’re a teacher, an administrator, or simply passionate about literacy, this podcast offers a deeper understanding of what it truly means to learn to read, the cognitive capacities involved, and how we can better support learners on their journey. Listeners will learn: An understanding of the SVR and its importance in reading comprehension researchThe complexities and limitations of the SVR, including some unanswered questions about reading skills and developmentThe roles of word recognition and language comprehension as the two essential proximal capacities necessary for reading successDetails about the Cognitive Foundations Framework (CFF) and how it serves to expand the SVR’s insights about reading skillsEffective strategies and approaches for reading instruction and remediation based on the insights derived from the SVR and CFFPractical applications for educators and parents to better support learners and foster reading proficiencyTune in for this thought-provoking conversation that will challenge assumptions and celebrate the intricacies of reading! Listeners will leave with a richer understanding of the cognitive foundations of reading and how to apply this knowledge in various educational contexts.

    45 Min.

  6. 21.08.2025

    How We Remember Written Words and Why Some Kids Struggle

    Join us for this fascinating discussion with David Kilpatrick, Ph.D., who has spent most of his career studying how we learn to read and the most effective ways to teach literacy. Dr. Kilpatrick explains how, with the right knowledge and tools, teachers can change lives because most word-level reading problems are correctable, and if we start early, preventable. The discussion will focus on how children learn to read and remember words and why some children struggle. Understanding the nature of word-level reading development and word-level reading problems will guide assessment, instruction, and intervention. Dr. Kilpatrick will emphasize how helping educators establish a knowledge base allows them to implement more effective instructional and intervention practices. Listeners will learn: How students turn unfamiliar words into familiar and instantly accessible written wordsWhy some students struggle in remembering written wordsHow to help students who struggle in word-level reading And more!

    45 Min.

  7. 24.07.2025

    Dr. Maria Murray of The Reading League: Supporting Reading Difficulties for All Students

    In this insightful episode, we sit down with Dr. Maria Murray, CEO of The Reading League, to explore the transformative impact of evidence-aligned literacy instruction. Passionate about ensuring all students have access to effective reading education, Dr. Murray shares her journey, discusses the science of reading, and highlights why early intervention is key—especially for students struggling with dyslexia or learning English. Join us as we uncover:  The importance of early intervention and how it shapes literacy success How The Reading League is helping educators shift to evidence-aligned instruction Strategies to support struggling readers, including those with dyslexia Practical guidelines and tools for educators looking to improve reading outcomesThis is a must-listen for educators, school leaders, and literacy advocates dedicated to making reading instruction accessible, equitable, and impactful. Listen now and be part of the conversation on literacy transformation

    53 Min.

  8. 19.06.2025

    Struggling Adolescent Readers: Planning for Successful Implementation of MTSS

    Join us for this fascinating discussion about literacy, struggling secondary readers, and how to structure the Multi-Tiered System of Supports (MTSS) to give adolescents their best opportunity to catch up to grade level and move toward a successful future. Our guest, Michelle Elia, a nationally recognized literacy professional development provider and advocate for adolescent literacy, will discuss key components of MTSS at the secondary level and will share ways teachers can plan for successful literacy interventions. With inspiring direction, Elia will discuss challenges and successes from the field following her work in Ohio schools. Listeners will learn: Critical components of MTSS, specifically at the secondary levelHow to leverage assessment data to determine student skill deficitsThe importance of aligning interventions with student needsInstructional practices that can be implemented in core instruction across content areas to prevent further reading difficulties and support struggling readersWe hope you’ll join us for this informative and applicable presentation!

    32 Min.
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Hosted by Pam Austin, these discussions will feature dialogues with experienced educators, inspiring thought leaders, social media influencers, and leading education innovators.

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