The Teacher's Tool Kit For Literacy Cue Learning, Apiro Media

In this podcast episode, Sharon and Phil explore high-impact strategies for struggling readers in years three to six, focusing on the transformative power of read-aloud sessions. They highlight the benefits of this practice, such as improved comprehension and vocabulary, and stress the importance of intentional book selection to engage and include all students.

In this podcast episode, Sharon and Phil discuss high-impact strategies to help struggling readers in Years 3 to 6. They emphasise selecting books with engaging, complex illustrations and clever language to motivate and challenge students.
Key points include addressing different reading challenges, leveraging students' strengths, using diverse and complex texts, and maintaining detailed reading journals.
Collaboration with librarians and regularly reading aloud to students are also highlighted as crucial elements in fostering a comprehensive and supportive reading environment.

The latest podcast episode delves into empowering struggling readers in grades three to six with effective book selection strategies. Emphasising structured reading workshops, it highlights the importance of allowing students to choose texts aligned with their level and interests, supported by rich classroom libraries and personalised guidance.

In the second part of the podcast series, Sharon Callen and Phil further explore the Reading 'workshop', with the example of teaching phrasing for struggling readers to enhance reading comprehension and engagement, especially for struggling readers. They advocate for explicit modelling, mini rehearsals, and feedback, promoting purposeful independent reading and individualised support, and fostering an inclusive classroom environment where every student can thrive.

The podcast "High Impact Strategies for Struggling Readers, Years 3 to 6 – The Reading Workshop" (Part 1) delves into intentional reading sessions, focusing on teaching methods and the importance of quality literature in fostering reading growth for struggling readers. The Reading Workshop guides educators in creating effective lessons tailored to student needs, promoting engagement and growth. The podcast encourages educators to subscribe for further literacy insights and resources

In this podcast episode, Misty Adoniou discusses evidence-based teaching, emphasising that teachers are not time-poor because of lesson planning but due to administrative tasks. She highlights the importance of understanding learning theories and criticises the neglect of Australia's educational history. Adoniou urges teachers to trust their expertise and advocate for evidence-based practices.