
Bridging literacy research and practice. Hosted by Jake Downs.
| Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 89 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, Jake sits down with Dr. Amanda Shimizu to discuss her research paper, A Multimodal Content Analysis of Popular Early Childhood Stories and Read-Alouds on YouTube, co-authored with Dr. Margaret Quinn. Together they analyzed the 50 mos... more
In this episode I sit down with the SRI Education research team—Dr. Dan Reynolds, Dr. Anna Jennerjohn, and Dr. Sara Rutherford-Quach—to unpack their learning brief, Beyond the Surface. This episode explores the gap between using high-quality instruct... more
This is a rebroadcast of Episode 245 from the Melissa and Lori Love Literacy Podcast – you can check out that episode here: podcasts.apple.com/ca/podcast/read-like-us-building-fluency-through-repeated-reading/id1463219123?i=1000748503901
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In this episode we welcome Dr. Sharon Walpole, a professor at the University of Delaware. We explore the challenges teachers face in addressing varying student needs, Dr. Walpole’s pragmatic approach to differentiation, and the developmental roadmap ... more
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Thank you so much for helping teachers and administrators mar the connection between research and practice. Your podcast and work are such a valuable resource!
Full of great info!
Love this show! Great selection of researchers and questions asked by Jake! Love Jake’s Take at the end as a nice summary. Definitely listen if you want to be updated on the latest literacy research and how it’s been used in classroom.
As an ELL middle school teacher, this podcast has benefitted me with the most recent and relevant research that have impacted my teaching. Thank you for the helpful resources.
I really appreciate the effort and professionalism that goes into these podcasts. They are clear and have good a good pace. There is a good emphasis on theories and models. They are very accessible and a good effort to translate research to practice. Having listened to a good number of them, I feel like there is an emphasis on meaning-making but only a cursory nod to the importance of developing fluent decoding skills. It seems like the views presented assume that decoding skills are just going ... more
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This show consistently explores how literacy research translates into classroom practice, with a focus on high-quality instructional materials, evidence-based teaching strategies, and practical district-level implementation. Episodes frequently feature researchers and literacy experts discussing data-informed instruction, scalability in real classrooms, and how to support diverse learners, including multilingual students. A standout trait is the emphasis on bridging research and practice through concrete classroom examples, PD alignment, and practical tools for teachers, coaches, and administrators. Potential listeners—especially educators, literacy coaches, and district leaders—will likely find actionable ideas, critical perspectives on cu... more
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