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In this bonus episode, we're bringing you research right from the Society for the Scientific Study of Reading (SSSR) conference, one of the...

Episode 257 Why do so many students appear to thrive in early literacy, only to stall by middle school? In this episode, we talk with Rebecc...

Episode 256 Faith Howard shares practical strategies for improving literacy skills in middle and high school students, focusing on decoding...

If you’ve ever wondered how to help your students decode longer words, this episode is for you! We’re joined by literacy researcher and prof...

Episode 255 Experts Don Compton & Laura Steacy explore the complexities of multisyllabic word reading and the decoding challenges older read...

Episode 254 In this episode, we sit down with kindergarten teacher Anjanette McNeely to take a close look at one powerful instructional rout...

We’re revisiting this episode with Matt Burns because it offers one of the clearest explanations of phonemic awareness and how it fits into...

Episode 253 In this episode, we talk with Marianne Rice about key findings from a Tennessee report examining how well early literacy materia...

Episode 252 What actually happens when students encounter a complex text? In this episode, we’re joined by Luke Morin to discuss his article...

Episode 139 As we continue our focus on comprehension this month, we’re revisiting one of our most essential conversations. In this episode,...

Episode 251 One of the most consistent findings in reading research is this: how much you know determines how far you can go as a reader. In...

Episode 251 In this episode, we’re joined by Tim Rasinski, Melissa Cheesman, and Savannah Campbell, authors of The Megabook of Vocabulary, t...

What does the research really say about effective vocabulary instruction—and how can we translate it into daily classroom practice? In this...

Episode 250 In this episode, we’re joined by Margaret McKeown, a leading researcher in vocabulary and language development, to explore what...

Episode 248 There’s a saying we hear often in literacy work: you don’t want to try to intervene your way out of a Tier 1 problem. Real chang...

Episode 143 This conversation remains one of our most downloaded episodes and for good reason. As we focus this month on small-group instruc...

Episode 247 Small-group instruction can feel powerful and overwhelming at the same time. Questions about grouping, time, routines, and impac...

Episode 246 Fluency looks different across grade levels, but it always matters. In this special mashup episode, Melissa and Lori bring toget...

Episode 245 In this episode, Melissa and Lori are joined by researchers Jake Downs and Chase Young to discuss Read Like Us , a research-back...

Episode 244 Lindsay Kemeny shares her insights on effectively managing a literacy block in a primary classroom. She discusses her daily sche...