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ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT WHOLE LANGUAGE?  YUP.
ARE WE STILL TALKING ABOUT WHOLE LANGUAGE? YUP.

Season 6 Episode 4

In viewing online discussion groups and reading various articles related to reading instruction and struggling readers, it is clear that many believe…

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WRITING SHOULD BE PART OF READING INSTRUCTION
WRITING SHOULD BE PART OF READING INSTRUCTION

Season 6 Episode 3

After wide reading, writing is probably the next best thing you can use to help struggling readers. You can often hear beginning and emergent readers…

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THE LIMITATIONS OF STANDARDIZED TESTS FOR DIAGNOSING READING DIFFICULTIES
THE LIMITATIONS OF STANDARDIZED TESTS FOR DIAGNOSING READING DIFFICULTIES

Season 5 Episode 8

Standardized tests are effective for describing how far students are from a mythical average. They are very ineffective in diagnosing the cause of re…

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THE SCIENCE, ART, AND CRAFT OF TEACHING - AND EXPERT TEACHERS HAVE FOUR TYPES OF KNOWLEDGE.

Season 6 Episode 2

The teacher is the most significant variable in determining how much learning takes place in any classroom. We must attend to this most significant …

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SOCIAL COGNITIVE LEARNING THEORY - APPLICATIONS

Season 6 Episode 1

This podcast explains and describes social cognitive learning theory and its applications. Social cognitive learning theory involves observing the b…

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RESPONDING TO TEXT AND WHY THE COMMON CORE STATE STANDARDS ARE RIDICULOUS

Season 5 Episode 7

This podcast describes efferent and aesthetic responses to text. It explains how we should approach and respond to expository (informational) and nar…

6 years ago

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UNDERSTANDING READING FROM A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE
UNDERSTANDING READING FROM A COGNITIVE PERSPECTIVE

Season 5 Episode 6

This podcast describes how our brain creates meaning with text from a cognitive perspective. The information processing model, sometimes called the s…

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HUMANISTIC LEARNING THEORY

Season 5 Episode 5

Psychologists Carl Rogers and Abraham Maslow are generally thought to be the founders of modern humanistic learning theory (DeCarvalho, 1991). Human…

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TEACHER PROFESSIONALISM

Season 5 Episode 5

In this podcast I describe 11 attributes of what I believe to be teacher professionalism. They are based on the perspective I hold as a holistic edu…

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EMOTIONS, MOTIVATION, AND READING DISABILITIES

Season 5 Episode 4

Affect in education usually refer to emotions and motivation. Since these do not show up on test scores, to the educational bureaucracy, they do not…

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