Phillips Fundamental Learning Center
My Child Can’t Read: A Heartland Crisis
In classrooms across America — and especially here in Kansas — too many children are being left behind in reading. And too often, their parents and teachers are left wondering: What did I miss? Why didn’t anyone tell me? Hosted by Jesica Glover — a National Board Certified teacher, reading specialist, and parent who couldn’t help her own daughter learn to read — this documentary-style podcast explores why so many kids struggle, and why most teachers were never truly trained to teach reading. Through real stories and expert insight, we uncover how reading is actually learned, where schools are...
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9 cze 2026
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S1E1 /// The Sound to Letter Code We Never Learned — And It’s Not Your Fault 12.08.2025 25:05
What if everything you believed about how kids learn to read… was wrong? In this Season 1 premiere, host Jesica Glover — a mom, former reading specialist, and once-struggling reader herself — shares her family’s journey through confusion, frustration, and discovery. This episode uncovers how our education system lost sight of how reading really works… and why so many parents and teachers were le...
Trailer Episode 30.07.2025 1:55
If you’re a teacher who feels unprepared, a parent who feels unheard, or a student who feels invisible — you’re not alone. And it’s not your fault. Too many kids are struggling to read — and too many parents and teachers are left without answers. But the fact is Reading failure is not inevitable. It’s a problem with a solution. But we need to act. Hosted by Jesica Glover — a National Board Cer...
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