A Novel Idea: The History of the Science of Reading
Iowa Reading Research Center
9 episodes
4 months ago
Our journey through the history of literacy instruction in the United States has brought us to the very place we started: the current science of reading movement that has taken the education field by storm. In this concluding episode of A Novel Idea, we discuss the future of the science of reading movement and hear input from a variety of experts, including: Emily Hanford (Twitter: @ehanford), senior producer and correspondent, APM ReportsMelissa Loftus and Lori Sappington (Twitter: @literacy...
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Our journey through the history of literacy instruction in the United States has brought us to the very place we started: the current science of reading movement that has taken the education field by storm. In this concluding episode of A Novel Idea, we discuss the future of the science of reading movement and hear input from a variety of experts, including: Emily Hanford (Twitter: @ehanford), senior producer and correspondent, APM ReportsMelissa Loftus and Lori Sappington (Twitter: @literacy...
A Novel Idea: The History of the Science of Reading
39 minutes
2 years ago
4: Phonics Fights Back
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the work of several influential researchers in the early days of the science of reading. These pioneers of literacy research paved the way for the development of evidence-based instruction of today and played major roles in advocating for effective, equitable literacy instruction for all students. Plus, hear from: Natalie Wexler (Twitter: @natwexler), author, The Knowledge GapDr. Fumiko Hoeft (Twitter: @FumikoHoeft), director, University of Connecticu...
A Novel Idea: The History of the Science of Reading
Our journey through the history of literacy instruction in the United States has brought us to the very place we started: the current science of reading movement that has taken the education field by storm. In this concluding episode of A Novel Idea, we discuss the future of the science of reading movement and hear input from a variety of experts, including: Emily Hanford (Twitter: @ehanford), senior producer and correspondent, APM ReportsMelissa Loftus and Lori Sappington (Twitter: @literacy...
