12/5/2023
S1E11 10 Conversations About Literacy in 30 Minutes
“When educators have the knowledge to understand how the brain learns to read, they are more prepared to identify when a student may need additional support.”
—Dr. Liz Brooke, host of the All For Literacy Podcast
36 minutes
Whether you are a loyal All For Literacy listener or tuning in for the first time, Episode 11 is for you. During this podcast episode, host Dr. Liz Brooke journeys through Season 1 of All For Literacy, recapping insight and common threads discussed with key industry voices.
Dr. Brooke shares highlights from discussions with Emily Hanford, Kareem Weaver, Dr. Kymyona Burke, Dr. Shayne Piasta, and other valued guests while providing further conclusions and food for thought.
This episode covers the relationship between the pandemic and literacy levels, literacy as a civil right, integrating technology to empower educators, educational policy, multilingualism, differentiated literacy needs, research-based practices, and other related topics.
Use this episode to catch up on what you missed before next season or to deepen your understanding of what you have learned all year. Tune in to relive the premiere season of All For Literacy and set the stage for 2024!
About the Host
Dr. Liz Brooke is the chief learning officer at Lexia®. She is a lifelong learner dedicated to empowering literacy educators and supporting students. Before joining Lexia, she worked at Rosetta Stone, the Florida Center for Reading Research, and as a speech-language pathologist.
Mentioned in this Episode
Find all the episodes mentioned at AllForLiteracy.com
Liz Brooke, Twitter @LizCBrooke
Emily Hanford, Twitter @ehanford
Tiffany Hogan, Twitter @TiffanyPHogan
Kareem Weaver, Twitter @KJWinEducation
Trisha DiFazio, Twitter @TrishaDifazio
Allison Roeser, Twitter @AllisonRoeser
Dr. Kymyona Burk, Twitter, @kymyona_burk
Dr. Tiffany Hogan, Twitter @tiffanyphogan
Dr. Maryanne Wolf, Twitter @MaryanneWolf_
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