

In this episode, we get into some heat about the Reading Wars. While Balanced Literacy aims to create a joyful reading experience, Structured Literacy provides the explicit instruction necessary for students to actually learn how to read. —But can’t we have BOTH joy & proficiency when implementing the Science of Reading research?
We explore why it’s essential to bridge evidence-based practices with creativity and passion to ignite both competence and a love of reading in students.
Michelle reflects on the historical tension between balanced literacy’s focus on fostering a love of books and structured literacy’s emphasis on foundational skills. She explains why both the science and the creativity of teaching are critical in today’s classrooms, and offers three practical steps for teachers looking to bridge the two into their practice.
Are you ready to bridge the gap between evidence and creativity in your teaching? Subscribe to Literacy in Color and leave a review with your thoughts on this episode! And if you’re passionate about building both strong readers and a love for reading, share this episode with a fellow teacher.
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Literacy in Color: A Science of Reading Aligned Podcast for Educators
In this episode, we get into some heat about the Reading Wars. While Balanced Literacy aims to create a joyful reading experience, Structured Literacy provides the explicit instruction necessary for students to actually learn how to read. —But can’t we have BOTH joy & proficiency when implementing the Science of Reading research?
We explore why it’s essential to bridge evidence-based practices with creativity and passion to ignite both competence and a love of reading in students.
Michelle reflects on the historical tension between balanced literacy’s focus on fostering a love of books and structured literacy’s emphasis on foundational skills. She explains why both the science and the creativity of teaching are critical in today’s classrooms, and offers three practical steps for teachers looking to bridge the two into their practice.
Are you ready to bridge the gap between evidence and creativity in your teaching? Subscribe to Literacy in Color and leave a review with your thoughts on this episode! And if you’re passionate about building both strong readers and a love for reading, share this episode with a fellow teacher.
Connect with Me:
25 episode
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