Episode 42: Can We End “the Reading Wars?” Part Two—Cracking the Alphabetic Code

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Episode 137: Teaching Irregular Words: What Works and Why

Episode DescriptionWhat's the most effective way to teach students to read and spell irregular words? In this episode, Stacy, Donell, and Lindsay examine new research comparing Heart Word instruction and mispronunciation correction, two approaches that help students connect sound ...  Show more

Episode 136: Making Reading Gains Stick: The Middle School Challenge | The Braxton Story, Part 2

Show NotesIn this follow-up to Episode 127, Donell Pons and Lindsay Kemeny reconnect with Kristie Nelson to hear how her son Braxton is progressing after being identified with dyslexia. While targeted reading intervention has led to encouraging gains, the transition to middle sch ...  Show more

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