Join the Knowledge Matters Campaign in this thought-provoking and engaging exploration of the vital role of knowledge-building in education. Each season delves into pressing issues, innovative ideas, and transformative solutions. It’s a must-listen for educators, administrators, parents, and anyone with an interest in the evolving landscape of learning.
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 26 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | Education |
The more history young students know, the more they want to know. That’s one of the joyful discoveries that elementary teachers are making in Ouachita Parish, Louisiana. In this episode, guests Angela Barfoot and Lauren Cascio describe the rewards of... more
Teaching history involves balance: too many facts and it’s boring, too few and students don’t have enough information to make sense of what they’ve learned. In this episode, host Barbara Davidson speaks with Sean Dimond, a former middle-school teache... more
Elementary schools spend almost no time teaching history. How did we get here, and how can we reprioritize this crucial foundation for literacy and knowledge? Host Barbara Davidson begins the eight-part “History Matters” podcast with a reflective and... more
“Teaching students to write clearly was actually teaching them to think clearly.”
In the Season 3 finale, host Natalie Wexler brings listeners inside Monroe City Schools, a high-poverty Louisiana district where educators have paired a content-rich ... more
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A bunch of anecdotes and case studies which lack science. Reading scores have barely budged and this offers such limited data that this fad will be any different. She doesn’t teach but observes snippets and shares moments. That’s not science
The message of the podcast is vital for our teachers and schools. This could have been five stars if more of an objective journalistic/research approach was taken. It felt too much like an ad for the speaker’s book which brings the veracity of the content into question. I still enjoyed it because I know there are other academic who have come to the same conclusion. I just wish the podcast had focused more on a variety of authorities on the topic rather than just the speaker.
I have a variety of complaints about this podcast, but I think the most basic one is that it didn’t clearly make a case. It was messy and jumped around a lot. It also assumed a correct answer instead of making an argument and walking the listener through it.
Depressing, but enlightening. And so important for teachers and parents who want to understand how their school aged children are learning.
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Content focuses on the critical importance of knowledge-building in education, encompassing themes such as literacy, reading comprehension, teaching strategies, and cognitive science. Noteworthy discussions include the efficacy of whole books over shorter texts, the significance of fluency in comprehension, the role of memory and retrieval practices in learning, and how writing and knowledge work synergistically with reading instruction. The conversations often feature insights from educators and experts who share strategies for enhancing classroom practices, fostering student engagement, and improving overall literacy outcomes. The show presents itself as an essential resource for educators, school leaders, and anyone invested in education... more
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