How Rich Texts Fuel Stronger Comprehension | Know Better, Do Better

How Rich Texts Fuel Stronger Comprehension | Know Better, Do Better

Season 2 Episode 5 | Have you ever read something and then realized you didn’t totally understand it? That’s the hallmark of a challenging text, and it’s something students encounter all the time. In this episode, David and Meredith Liben discuss three ways to connect students with sophisticated texts, even if they can’t yet read or comprehend them on their own: juicy sentences, explain your answer, and structured journaling. First, linguist and language scholar Lily Wong Fillmore shares...

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History as a Connected Story | History Matters Podcast

History as a Connected Story | History Matters Podcast

Coherent history curriculum is chronological. That’s the conclusion of April Croy and Michelle Palmieri, former English language arts curriculum writers now developing a new social studies curriculum,...

18 Aug 20min

How History Knowledge Fuels Literacy and Inquiry | History Matters Podcast

How History Knowledge Fuels Literacy and Inquiry | History Matters Podcast

The science of reading is a frequent topic of conversation and source of policy reform, with new mandates for curriculum and instruction coming online in dozens of states this year. But it’s not just ...

11 Aug 14min

Kentucky’s Big Moves in Literacy and History | History Matters Podcast

Kentucky’s Big Moves in Literacy and History | History Matters Podcast

Kentucky recently announced it is developing a statewide knowledge-building K-8 social studies curriculum. Teachers in the Bluegrass State have already been making the transition to follow the science...

4 Aug 17min

The Time for History Is Now | History Matters Podcast

The Time for History Is Now | History Matters Podcast

Literacy and history go hand-in-glove. And when educators experience the multiplier effect of evidence-based, knowledge-building instruction in these subjects, they are moved to prioritize instruction...

28 Jul 19min

Helping Students Read the World | History Matters Podcast

Helping Students Read the World | History Matters Podcast

Social studies is an essential component of literacy, because it allows students to build the knowledge and vocabulary they’ll need to comprehend increasingly complex texts. In this episode, host Kyai...

21 Jul 16min

The Science of Learning History | History Matters Podcast

The Science of Learning History | History Matters Podcast

Season 2 of the History Matters Podcast begins with a fascinating conversation between a cognitive scientist and middle-school teacher about the powerful connection between social studies, literacy, a...

21 Jul 18min

Introducing the History Matters Podcast Season 2: Connecting History to the Classroom | History Matters Podcast

Introducing the History Matters Podcast Season 2: Connecting History to the Classroom | History Matters Podcast

What kinds of history instruction build content knowledge and civic awareness? Why is social studies content such a power player when it comes to literacy? How can schools make time for these critical...

14 Jul 3min

Bonus Episode: Season 3 Reunion with Hosts Natalie Wexler, Dylan Wiliam, and Doug Lemov

Bonus Episode: Season 3 Reunion with Hosts Natalie Wexler, Dylan Wiliam, and Doug Lemov

Welcome to a special edition of the Knowledge Matters Podcast. This episode is a special bonus—an audio recording of our recent webinar, Literacy and the Science of Learning. It is a dynamic, hourlon...

29 Apr 1h 4min

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