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The Research on Vocabulary Instruction with Margaret McKeown

Episode 250In this episode, we’re joined by Margaret McKeown, a leading researcher in vocabulary and language development, to explore what effective vocabulary instruction really looks like in practice.Margaret helps us unpack common misconceptions about vocabulary teaching, incl ...  Show more

Small-Group Interventions That Actually Work with Kerry Cusick & Erin Sharon

Episode 248There’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 change happens when classroom instruction and small-group support are aligned.In this episode, we’re joined by Kerry Cusick and Erin Sharon, two r ...  Show more

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