TRT Podcast #133: What is cognitive load, and why does it matter?Learn what cognitive load has to do with teaching reading, and discover specific things you can do to avoid overwhelming your students' working memories. Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptCognitive load theory resources ... Read More
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It's time to reignite your passion for teaching! Triple R Teaching provides simple strategies and practical tips for PreK-grade 3 educators.
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What structured literacy looks like in first grade
TRT Podcast #132: What structured literacy looks like in first gradeHave you ever heard that structured literacy is boring for kids? Not in Gin Quinn-Mooney's first grade classroom! Take a walk through her daily schedule and learn how she uses every minute to keep her students learning! Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptResources mentioned in this episodeReach out to Virginia Quinn-Mooney ... Read More
Practical ways to promote reading comprehension with Dr. Sharon Vaughn
TRT Podcast #131: Practical ways to promote reading comprehension with Dr. Sharon Vaughn You've heard what NOT to do when it comes to teaching comprehension. But where are the practical ways to promote comprehension in the classroom? Dr. Sharon Vaughn has the answers! Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptLearn more from Dr. Vaughn ... Read More
7 Mighty Moves with Lindsay Kemeny
TRT Podcast #130: 7 Mighty Moves with Lindsay Kemeny Today I'm talking with Lindsay Kemeny, author of the brand new book, 7 Mighty Moves. This book is a must-read for any teacher interested in applying the science of reading in K-3! Listen to today's episode to get 7 practical tips you can apply right away. Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptFind Lindsay here ... Read More
How to spot quality research – with Nate Hansford
TRT Podcast#129: How to spot high quality research: A conversation with Nate Hansford How can a busy teacher spot high quality research? Nate Hansford breaks it all down for us in this informative episode! Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptNate's books and other resources The Scientific Principles of Reading Instruction The Scientific Principles of Teaching Nate's blog, Pedagogy Non Grata Nate's ... Read More
Let’s talk sound walls – A conversation with Gina from Get Literacy
TRT Podcast #128: Let's talk sound walls: A conversation with Gina from Get Literacy Everyone's telling us to switch out our word walls for sound walls... but what are sound walls, and how do you use them? Listen in on my conversation with Gina, a first grade teacher whose students love to learn with the help of their sound wall! Listen to the episode here Full episode transcriptRelated links and resources How to ... Read More