You won't want to miss season 9 of How We Teach This. We have several interviews lined up with exceptional teachers and experts in education. We will learn digital literacy teaching strategies, hear stories from Milken Educator Award recipients that will inspire you to be bold, and Dr. Jenny Moss shares about the Dark Side of Motivation, plus many more.
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Season 9, Episode 7 - April 10, 2024
Understanding the Science of Reading and the Impact on All Learners
Dr. Teddy Roop, Associate Professor at Emporia State University, defines the Science of Reading and explains how it is different from Balanced Literacy or whole language methods. She describes how the 5 pillars are critical to effectively teaching students HOW to read.
Listen to this episode to deepen your understanding and application of evidence-based literacy strategies.
Teddy Roop, PhD.
Associate Professor
Emporia State University
How We Teach This, produced by members of The Teacher College, features one-on-one interviews to provide insight into education. The podcast is available through Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, and other listening apps on which podcasts are available, as well as from its web site, www.emporia.edu/HWTT. Topics of future episodes include mental health, trauma-informed and sensitive practices, and establishing culturally relevant, healthy environments for educators of all levels and students, to help them, their colleagues, and families.
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