Leslie Lausten
The Other End of the Reading Rope
This podcast is for busy, overworked, and overwhelmed teachers who don't have time to do the research and create high-quality lessons to keep up with the science of reading. I will be sharing with you tidbits, strategies, and resources that you can use to implement tomorrow. It will be practical and useful as well as easy which is what we all need! If you follow me on TPT, you know this is what I am known for. Come join me as we dive into the Other End of the Reading Rope - language comprehension, writing and engagement! See you soon! Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/sh...
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Leslie Lausten
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Último episodio
17 de feb. de 2024
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Episodios
Episode 3: Whole Group vs. Small Group 18.01.2023 18:41
In the last episode, I talked about how language comprehension differs from just "comprehension". Today, we will chat about teaching in a whole group vs. small group instruction and the benefits of both. In this podcast I will share: - Benefits of Whole Group and Small Group - % of the time that should be whole group and small group - Breakdown of time in the whole group and small grou...
Why listen to this podcast? (the trailer) 03.01.2023 2:07
Are you looking for information about best practices for language comprehension? We know that the simple view of reading states that word recognition X language comprehension = reading comprehension. But what does that mean, exactly? My vision for this podcast is to share with you quick 15-20 minute strategies, knowledge, and tips that you can put in place tomorrow. We will focus on best pra...
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