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This month’s special episode of Classroom Caffeine features Drs. Rob Tierney and David Pearson talking about fact-checking claims around the science of reading. If you do not yet know these scholars, this episode will introduce you to many decades of collective wisdom about reading and literacy. If you already know the work of Rob and David, then you know how important it is that we contextualize and continually complexity work around the “Science of Reading.”
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This month’s BONUS episode features our host, Lindsay, reflecting on Season 4, sharing podcast research updates, inviting you to participate in upcoming virtual PodClubs, and previewing Season 5. Lindsay and Leah were recently in London for the EPOD conference
While we celebrate every student every day, it’s no coincidence that this month’s new episode features Dr. Meg Jones and ways we can support LGBTQIA+ individuals in our classrooms and beyond. 🏳️🌈
Wrapping up your school year? While reflecting on your accomplishments and considering intentions for the next year, take a listen to our latest episode with Christina L. Dobbs at https://www.buzzsprout.com/1338925/14986128.
Does the end of a school year leave you thinking about what literacies matter for the lives of learners? This new episode featuring Christina L. Dobbs can help fuel your thinking and conversations.
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Today's episode with Dr. Terry Rogers shares opportunities for engaging young people in work that matters to them!
Dr. Theresa Rogers talks to us about politics in the lives of young people, adolescents’ multimodal responses to the world, and engaging young people in critical literacies to help them prepare for unknown futures. Dr. Rogers is known for her work...
This episode's guest is Dr. Al Tatum, President-Elect of the Literacy Research Association. Dr. Tatum shares some powerful ideas around literacy opportunities for young people.
In this episode, Dr. Alfred Tatum talks to us about a grand dichotomy in America, embracing our roles in teaching, disciplinary equity, and the power of literacy. Al is known for his work around the literacy development of African American boys an...
Looking to energize your thinking around writing processes and practices in your classroom? Today's episode with Sarah McCarthey can help!
Dr. Sarah J. McCarthey is known for her work in the areas of writing and writing instruction within the context of education policy and global education. Sarah’s work has been funded by the National Writing Project, the U.S. Department of Educatio...
Today's episode with Mandie Dunn is about grief and loss as a teacher, an experience far too common. We hope this conversation helps you or someone you know to find some sense of healing.
Dr. Mandie Bevels Dunn is known for her work in the area of teacher wellness. In particular, she studies how teachers who were grieving a death managed their emotions in the context of teaching in English language arts classrooms. In studying teac...
Particularly this time of year, it seems well-meaning people sometimes end up insulting American Indian culture instead of celebrating it. Debbie Reese offers many resources to to help educators navigate including her website americanindiansinchildrensliterature.net. Check out Debbie's episode from the Classroom Caffeine archives.
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Marcus Croom, PhD shares many insights that can help us move forward in conversations about race and literacies. You won't want to miss this episode!
In this episode, Dr. Marcus Croom talks to us about relationships between racialization and literacies, an ecology of mastery, and having real talk around race and education. Marcus is known for his work utilizing research and experiences to help ...
This week, Siouxsan Bennett shares insights from her life experiences and her research to show how we can support students from all cultures and backgrounds in our classrooms.
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This week's featured guest, the dynamic Michelle Hewitt Townley, shares insights around creating a school culture of generational support and caring. School leaders and aspiring school leaders, you may find this conversation particularly informative.
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Today's episode features a scholar who focuses on early childhood education, a hot topic in many circles right now. Victoria Adams Damjanovic offers some actionable ideas to enrich young children's learning and lives!
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We are excited to share this week's episode with you! P David Pearson talks about the interconnected nature of learning and "the radical middle" in reading instruction. Listen to a soundbite here and the entire episode through your favorite podcast provider (Apple, Google, Amazon, iHeart Radio, Spotify, Stitcher, or on the web at www.classroomcaffeine.com).
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