Dr. Staci Bain
On the Road to Literacy Success
"On the Road to Literacy Success" is here to be a HELPFUL PART of your daily teaching, learning, and leadership life. If you're striving to get the MOST amount of kiddos as possible reading, spelling, writing, listening, speaking, and critically thinking -- this is the place for you. We take the MESSINESS of teaching, learning, and leading and ask people who have figured things out to share their minds with us. So join us and come ON THE ROAD as we drive for literacy and justice for all 8 billion humans on this planet. -staci
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Dr. Staci Bain
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27 de jun. de 2026
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Season 1, Ep. 2 - Whole Class Teaching w/Dr. Nathaniel Swain 15.08.2024 20:52
Welcome back to another episode of Educate's "On the Road to Literacy Success"! We're thrilled to have you with us as we dive back into the heart of literacy instruction. In Part 2, we're continuing our engaging conversation with the insightful Dr. Nathaniel Swain. In this episode, we’ll explore the dynamics of whole group teaching, break down the literacy block, and discuss why it's essential to...
Season 1, Ep. 1 - Whole Class Teaching w/Dr. Nathaniel Swain 06.08.2024 26:38
Whole class teaching, also known as whole group instruction, often gets dismissed as "rigid", "one-directional", "ineffective". If you find yourself frequently defending whole group instruction, this podcast will uplift your teaching and learning spirit. I n this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Swain provides countless engaging and effective ways to teach an entire class of students well. As a researcher,...
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