EDVIEW360

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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. 21 DE AGO.

    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!

    45min

  2. 24 DE JUL.

    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

    53min

  3. 19 DE JUN.

    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!

    32min

  4. 15 DE MAI.

    Not Just Behind—Stuck: Helping Students Cross the Bridge to Skilled Reading

    Supporting older, novice readers requires more than just phonics or comprehension strategies—it demands a multicomponent intervention approach. Students need structured instruction in vocabulary, syntax, text processing, and writing when working with complex texts. But for this to be effective, intervention must be intentional, well-planned, and fully supported. During this episode, Dr. Mitchell Brookins, a nationally recognized literacy practitioner, shares insights from a middle school in New Orleans, where a multicomponent intervention transformed how students engaged with rigorous texts. He breaks down why successful intervention isn’t just about what happens in the classroom—it also requires: ✅ A Structured Framework—A clear instructional model that ensures students get explicit, systematic instruction in vocabulary, syntax, text processing, and writing. ✅ Intentional Text Selection—Choosing texts that are both rigorous and accessible, ensuring they build students’ literacy skills while maintaining engagement. ✅ A Strong Coaching System—Teachers need consistent guidance and professional learning to sustain and refine their instructional practices—intervention is too vital for teachers to navigate alone. If you’re working with older struggling readers, this episode will challenge conventional approaches to intervention and equip you with the tools to help students succeed with complex texts—no matter their starting point.

    34min

  5. 24 DE ABR.

    Teacher, Parent, and Author Lindsay Kemeny’s Journey to Science-Based Reading Instruction

    Join us as we talk with Lindsay Kemeny, a parent, elementary school teacher, and author of, 7 Mighty Moves. In this inspiring and eye-opening discussion, Kemeny shares her journey into science-based reading after her son was diagnosed with dyslexia and depression. Kemeny will discuss the key changes she made in her classroom after taking a deep dive into effective literacy instruction.  As this conversation explores the intricacies of effective reading instruction supported by comprehensive research, Kemeny shares evidence-based “moves” that will give you a road map to elevate your teaching practices. Through real-world examples and interactive discussions, this conversation will help you build confidence in your reading instruction.  We’ll explore: Research-backed methodologies for effective reading instructionPractical, evidence-based teaching movesWays to develop confidence in reading instruction

    43min

  6. 25 DE MAR.

    Realizing the Promise of Reading Science by Staying the Course: A Conversation Between Dr. Reid Lyon and Dr. Louisa Moats

    Join us for an enlightening episode of EDVIEW360 Realizing the Promise of Reading Science by Staying the Course, where we bring together two pivotal figures in literacy education, Dr. Reid Lyon and Dr. Louisa Moats. These nationally recognized literacy experts share their invaluable insights about teaching children to read, addressing the intricate balance between what we know and what we practice. They’ll offer their views on progress in the field, and what else needs to happen to ensure widespread implementation of informed teaching that will lead to lasting gains for all students.  During this compelling conversation, Dr. Lyon and Dr. Moats reflect on the progress made in understanding the science of reading, the barriers that still exist in translating replicated scientific findings into practice, and the solutions required to overcome these barriers. They delve into the complexities of decision-making in education, emphasizing the need for informed, evidence-based practices. Despite significant advancements, they acknowledge the ongoing gap in teacher knowledge and training, calling for a clinical model that fosters mentorship, collaboration, and feedback based on the development and implementation of a common professional language. Listeners will gain an understanding of Dr. Lyon's “10 Maxims” of practice derived from research as well as the basis for Dr. Moats's “speech to print” approach to instruction. The discussion will also highlight successful programs and initiatives that are paving the way for a brighter future in literacy education. This episode is a must-listen for educators, administrators, and anyone passionate about closing the gap between literacy research and practice. Tune in to be inspired and equipped with actionable strategies to advance literacy and give every child the confidence and right to read.

    1h5min

  7. 20 DE FEV.

    Breaking Barriers: Advancing Literacy Through Equity and Action

    Join us for an engaging and insightful conversation with DeJunne’ Clark Jackson, president of The Center for Literacy & Learning and a renowned literacy advocate. Clark Jackson will share strategies to break down barriers in delivering accessible instruction and interventions to students. She will delve into the complexities of dyslexia and other challenges that can impact a student’s journey in learning to read. Clark Jackson will inspire listeners to recognize and address biases within and beyond the classroom, fostering better outcomes for both educators and students. In this session, she connects the science of reading to dyslexia, explains the foundations of equitable instruction, and offers evidence-based strategies that can be implemented immediately to help every child overcome reading challenges and thrive. This conversation is a must for administrators and classroom teachers looking to make a difference. Don’t miss the opportunity to learn from Clark Jackson as she shares: Cooperative strategies and accessible instruction for allThe importance of the science of reading as the bedrock for dyslexia supportEvidence-based practices that engage students and families

    45min

  8. 16 DE JAN.

    Writing to Reading: Evidence for How Writing Can Improve Reading

    For decades, researchers have emphasized the strong connection between reading and writing, both in theory and practice. Multiple studies demonstrate that writing improves comprehension. What has been less clear is what particular writing practices research supports as being effective at improving students’ reading.  Our guest, respected researcher and author Dr. Steve Graham, will discuss the research he conducted (Graham and Hebert, 2010) that illustrates how writing, and the way it’s taught, improves students’ reading comprehension, and the strategies educators should apply to ensure literacy success. Join us for this lively conversation where you’ll learn from a true trailblazer when it comes to writing and how it impacts learning to read.  Attendees will learn: How infrequent writing and lack of explicit writing instruction can negatively impact learning to readWhy teachers of reading need to emphasize writing in the classroom in the earliest grades and across content areasWhy writing is a critical skill, important in its own right; consistent writing time and instruction improves reading comprehensionWhy more classroom time is necessary for writing

    34min
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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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  • Criado por
    Voyager Sopris Learning
  • Anos de atividade
    2019 - 2025
  • Episódios
    68
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © 2025 EDVIEW360
  • Site do podcast
    EDVIEW360

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