The All for Literacy podcast, hosted by Dr. Liz Brooke, connects you with established and emerging voices in the national literacy conversation to map a path forward informed by science of reading. Through monthly episodes, this series forges connections between literacy research, educators’ knowledge and skills, and the implementation into classroom instruction. This is a conversation, empowering educators with the science of teaching reading. All for Literacy brings together researchers, educators, and experts to elevate literacy in America and create real equity in the classroom.
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The All for Literacy podcast, hosted by Dr. Liz Brooke, connects you with established and emerging voices in the national literacy conversation to map a path forward informed by science of reading. Through monthly episodes, this series forges connections between literacy research, educators’ knowledge and skills, and the implementation into classroom instruction. This is a conversation, empowering educators with the science of teaching reading. All for Literacy brings together researchers, educators, and experts to elevate literacy in America and create real equity in the classroom.
Principal Maggi Lambert shares how Cloud Peak Elementary transformed literacy instruction by shifting to a collaborative, data-driven model that empowers every educator and student. Discover actionable strategies for building trust, leveraging data, and sustaining meaningful change in any school community.
In Season 5, Episode 2, learn how two classroom teachers discovered Lexia® LETRS® and refused to accept the status quo, sparking a districtwide transformation. This episode explores the inspiring story behind this district’s unique journey and how a “middle-out” approach worked to create sustained literacy growth.
Season 5 of All For Literacy kicks off with new host Kerri Larkin, Lexia’s Senior Education Advisor, who brings years of classroom and leadership experience to the mic.
Come join us as we dive into how the science of reading implementation is landing in real classrooms with real educators who are making this happen.
From maintaining access to key cultural and social interactions to supporting English literacy acquisition, helping students maintain their first language is worth the effort for schools and educators. On All For Literacy, Season 4, Episode 5, Dr. Elena Schmitt walks listeners through a detailed discussion about how supporting a student’s bilingualism supports the whole child.
In Season 4, Episode 4, of the All For Literacy podcast, host Dr. Liz Brooke continues her conversation with Margaret Goldberg and Dr. Elsa Cárdenas-Hagan for an insightful dialogue about the ever-changing landscape of the science of reading about the mutually beneficial relationship between educators and researchers and relevance of the science of reading for multilingual learners.
In Season 4, Episode 3, of the All For Literacy podcast, host Dr Liz Brooke sits down with Margaret Goldberg and Dr. Elsa Cárdenas-Hagan for part 1 of their insightful conversation about the ever-changing landscape of the science of reading.
In Season 4, Episode 2, of All For Literacy, educational researcher Dr. Adrea Truckenmiller discusses the sustainable implementation of research-backed literacy practices in real-world classroom settings. Explore how to use evidence-based strategies to ensure all students receive equitable access to literacy instruction.
The best intervention is prevention, explains Casey Sullivan Taylor, policy director for early literacy for ExcelinEd. The former reading teacher, interventionist, and literacy coach joins All For Literacy host Dr. Liz Brooke for an in-depth exploration of how literacy policy trickles down into district evolution, professional development programs, and classroom activities with one ultimate goal—driving student success.
Host Dr. Liz Brooke journeys through season three of All For Literacy, recapping insight and common threads as discussed with key industry voices. Tune in to catch up on emerging literacy education conversations.
Seasoned attorney, advisor, and community leader David Wyatt joins All For Literacy host Dr. Liz Brooke for Season 3, Episode 5, during The Reading League 2024. Wyatt and Brooke talk about empowering youth, making learning cool, and how educators can partner with the community to make change happen in their classrooms and districts.
What steps should concerned parents take if they suspect their child is facing literacy struggles? On All For Literacy, Season 3, Episode 4, educational advocate Debbie Meyer guides parents and educators about how to bring positive change for struggling readers.
Want to understand which foundational skills are most critical when it comes to learning to read? Tune into Season 3, Episode 3 of All For Literacy for the answer, as literacy research powerhouses Dr. Linnea Ehri and Dr. Katie Pace Miles break down the four phases of word reading.
“You have to be really strategic about learning more about your students, their educational background, their culture, and their interests,” Daniella Bass says during Season 3, Episode 2 of All For Literacy. Bass joins host Dr. Liz Brooke to discuss her experience as an educator in the most culturally and linguistically diverse district in the country.
Dr. Julie Washington joins host Dr. Liz Brooke for Season 3, Episode 1 of All For Literacy. A professor in the School of Education at the University of California – Irvine, Washington shares her expertise about how dialect variation and density, code switching, and translanguaging play into literacy assessment and success.
In Season 2, Episode 9 of All For Literacy®, host Dr. Liz Brooke dives into the challenges and opportunities currently being explored by educators across the country. Featuring insightful clips from recent discussions, this episode drives home the shared experience of many educators and the creative ways to address the needs of their learning communities.
What is the “knowledge gap” and how can educators minimize its impact? Education writer Natalie Wexler joins Host Dr. Liz Brooke in Episode 8 of All For Literacy® to discuss using content-centric instruction to achieve educational and social equity in the classroom.
In Episode 7 of the All For Literacy™ podcast, Dena Mortensen sits down with host Dr. Liz Brooke to discuss a boots-on-the-ground perspective about implementing the science of reading. An elementary reading and language arts supervisor for Waterbury Public Schools in Waterbury, Connecticut, Mortensen offers listeners a detailed look into how the school district is making changes to improve student literacy rates.
Emmy Award-winning documentary filmmaker Harvey Hubbell V sits down with host Dr. Liz Brooke for Season 2, Episode 6 of All For Literacy™ for an insightful look into how documentary films affect the educational system and the science of reading movement. Gain an in-depth understanding of how these documentaries fuel change and awareness.
What role can social media play in advancing the science of reading movement? On Season 2, Episode 5 of All For Literacy, host Dr. Liz Brooke sits down with literacy influencer Jessica Farmer to discuss how social media provides an effective platform for transferring evidence-backed practices to educators, administrators, and parents.
Tune into Season 2, Episode 4 of All For Literacy for a compassionate discussion with Dr. Gretchen Givens Generett about understanding the lived experiences of students and educators and how to provide support so both can thrive. Listeners will gain thoughtful and research-backed insight into fostering meaningful relationships while considering diverse histories and lived experiences.
The All for Literacy podcast, hosted by Dr. Liz Brooke, connects you with established and emerging voices in the national literacy conversation to map a path forward informed by science of reading. Through monthly episodes, this series forges connections between literacy research, educators’ knowledge and skills, and the implementation into classroom instruction. This is a conversation, empowering educators with the science of teaching reading. All for Literacy brings together researchers, educators, and experts to elevate literacy in America and create real equity in the classroom.
