Welcome to The Science of Reading Formula, the podcast that helps you simplify reading instruction, save time, and support every student’s success—without feeling like you’re running on empty.I’m Malia Hollowell—a National Board Certified Teacher, author, and founder of Playdough to Plato. Over the past 20 years, I’ve honed my craft, combining science-backed practices with practical solutions to m... more
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Struggling to figure out what phonics skill to teach next? What if there was a simple, visual roadmap that showed you exactly where your students are—and where they need to go? In this episode, we're breaking down The Phonics Staircase, a powerful, s... more
What if the key to student success isn’t just in your curriculum—but in how you see your students? In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Rebecca Knighton, author of Flip the Script: Breaking Down Barriers, Building Relationships, and Engaging Seconda... more
Feeling overwhelmed by all the science of reading lingo? You’re not alone. In this episode, we’re breaking it down in a way that feels clear, relatable, and reassuring—especially if you're just getting started.
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What if the behavior issues in your classroom weren’t about defiance—but about reading? In this powerful episode, we talk with Hildebrand Pelzer III, a former prison principal turned education advocate, about how early literacy is the key to preventi... more
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I went into The Science of Reading Formula podcast by Malia Hollowell hoping for substance… something that truly unpacked the research behind effective literacy instruction. What I found instead was a glossy, surface-level show that feels more like marketing than meaningful professional development.
To be fair, Hollowell is articulate, enthusiastic, and clearly passionate about literacy. The podcast is well-produced and easy to follow, which might appeal to teachers new to the science of readin... more
It was a pleasure being a guest on your show! You are a wonderful host and ask thoughtful questions, making a lot of information in this literacy realm really accessible for educators! Sending all the kudos!
As a seasoned kindergarten teacher who began my Science of Reading (SoR) journey just a year ago, I’m always searching for resources that are both practical and research-aligned. This podcast on decodables vs. leveled readers was exactly what I needed — and I can’t recommend it highly enough to fellow K-2 educators.
What made this episode stand out was how easy it was to understand while still tackling essential, research-based information. The host, Malia, laid out the pros and cons of both de... more
This content is long overdue to support teachers so kudos Malia. As an educator & parent of a child with hearing loss I LOVED this episode. The content is spot on and can really elevate your game to reach more students’ academic goals. We are seeing more students with hearing loss in the regular classroom. They can find more success academically with a few extra modifications from their teacher. Bonus points as the modifications will aid all students. AND it really isn’t that difficult. You need... more
I am the parent of 2 early elementary aged students. Outside of homeschooling my oldest for kindergarten (and inevitably and simultaneously pre-k for my youngest 😵💫), I am FAR from being an educator of any kind. With a BA in graphic design and visual communication, I have always been passionate about making personalized resources for my kids even if they just want a particular coloring page. Since finding Malia, I have not only been able to add real educational value to my home worksheets and... more
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This podcast focuses on simplifying reading instruction through science-backed practices that cater to the diverse needs of students. It frequently addresses topics relevant to educators, such as effective phonics strategies, neurodiversity in classrooms, and innovative methods to enhance reading comprehension. Episodes typically feature expert insights from experienced educators, offering practical tips that are designed to reduce teacher burnout and streamline lesson planning—thus enhancing student success. It is particularly noteworthy for its commitment to making complex educational theories accessible and actionable, making it a valuable resource for teachers and parents alike.
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Recent guests on The Science of Reading Formula include:
1. Rebecca Knighton
2. Hilderbrand Pelzer III
3. Dr. Emily King
4. Michelle Sullivan
5. Meghan Hein
6. Cheryl Lana Agrawal
7. Sarah Paul
8. Lori Josephson
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