
Literacy in Color is the go-to podcast for elementary teachers, literacy coaches, and reading interventionists who are passionate about bringing the Science of Reading to life in vibrant, engaging, and effective ways. Hosted by Michelle Sullivan — a seasoned literacy expert & Science of Reading advocate - with as a reading interventionist & literacy coach since 2013 — this show is designed to help... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 116 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Always enjoy listening, and I always learned something
Michelle Sullivan is always prepared with the right questions for her guests. The literacy topics are wide-ranging, and always just what you needed to hear next. I’ve learned so much!
Listening to episode 89, some really poor science here: “We have genes that are uniquely designed to process language. They sit right in the part of our brain, right near our ear”
That is wrong in so many ways, it is hard to know where to start. Genes are not designed to process language. The genes are present in all body cells. Language processing does not occur ‘right near our ear.” It is difficult to listen to people speak with confidence about things they do not understand and have an inter... more
Literacy in Color is one of the BEST science of reading podcasts I’ve ever listened to. Michelle is an absolute super star. She thoughtfully chooses guests who are experts in a variety of literacy areas. I love how the conversation flows between Michelle and her guests. If you’re looking for a podcast to learn more about the most up to date literacy research and topics, this is the one to start listening to! 🤩
What an incredible episode clearing up confusions in the field, explaining terminology, and what we need to do for children to learn how to read. If you haven't listened to this episode it's a must listen. Thank you to Michelle Sullivan for this incredible interview.
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A practical, research-informed show focused on applying the Science of Reading in elementary literacy instruction. Episodes cover topics like phonics, morphology, vocabulary, syntax, and evidence-based classroom strategies, often featuring researchers, teachers, and author guests who translate complex literacy science into actionable guidance for educators. The host brings emphasis on integration of research with classroom practice, leadership in literacy programs, and scalable strategies for schools and homes. The podcast is praised for accessible explanations, practical tips, and high-quality guests, though occasional critiques note overstatements in some episodes. Potential listeners include teachers, literacy coaches, and interventionis... more
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2. Kelly Powell-Smith
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