Podcast terbaik 2nd Grade Teachers (2024)

In this episode, we dive into how to set effective writing goals for kindergarten, first, and second graders. Learn why setting clear, achievable objectives is essential for helping young writers develop confidence and skill. We'll explore how to create manageable targets for different writing stages and abilities. Resources mentioned in this episo…

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Noraa Ranset - Elementary School Teacher - Murray, Kentucky 18:32

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Noraa Ransey, a National Board Certified Teacher with over 20 years of experience in the classroom. Noraa shares her journey as an educator, the challenges and rewards she's encountered, and her unwavering commitment to her students and public education. In this episode, you'll learn about: Noraa's passion…

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Writing Tip Tuesday: Color Dictionary 5:30

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Adding details to writing can sometimes be a challenge for young writers, but the Color Dictionary will help with that. With this resource, you'll see students enjoying writing as they are adding details to sentences. Check out the resources mentioned in this episode at LiteracyPlease.com/ColorDictionary Let's Connect: Website Literacy Library Teac…

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Episode 7: 9 Easy Ideas for Writing Centers for 1st and 2nd Graders 7:27

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Preparing centers can be time consuming. These ideas for writing centers won't take hours to prepare and your students can use them all year long. From handwriting practice to paragraph writing, you and your students will love variety of writing ideas in this episode. journal writing postcards and letters sentence building word walls draw and label…

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Episode 6: Simple Ways Parents Can Help with Writing at Home 8:35

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Parent conferences can bring up the topic of writing and the struggles children often have with writing. Be prepared with ideas to share with families before they ask, "How can I help my child at home?" In this episode you'll find 9 different ideas for parents that can be used at home. letter formation grocery lists thank you cards and invitations …

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MTCT #163: Creativity in the Orff Classroom with David Row 1:08:15

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David Row joins Carrie and Tanya to discuss ideas and strategies for creativity through improvisation in the Orff-inspired classroom.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Writing Tip Tuesday: Brave Spelling 6:24

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Invented spelling is used by students who are still learning to spell. You'll generally see it with kindergartners, first graders, and sometimes second graders since they haven't learned or haven't retained certain spelling patterns. Don't let this take away from the joy of writing. Show your students they can be Brave Spellers by stretching out th…

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Episode 5: Writing Partnerships 11:46

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Writing partners, writing buddies, writing partnerships, it's all the same thing. In this episode, you'll learn how you can get writing partnerships started in your classroom. You'll hear: Why partnerships matter Setting up writing partnerships Activities and Exercises FAQs Success Story Let's Connect: Website Literacy Library Teachers Pay Teachers…

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Episode 4: How to Write a Hook for 1st and 2nd Graders 6:20

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Writing a hook can be one of the most powerful tools you teach your students. They add creativity and excitement to writing that inspires students to write. In this episode, I'll tell you about five hooks you can teach your students that will make reading your students writing a blast. You'll hear about: Onomatopoeia Single Word Hooks Imagine If Ho…

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MTCT #162: Peek at our Week (1st Grade) 1:06:00

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Carrie and Tanya talk about the songs and activities they are doing with their 1st graders this week.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Ricardo L. Calderon - High School World Languages Educator - Kuwait 30:38

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In this special National Board Conversations episode, host Edward Santiago sits down with Ricardo Calderon, an inspiring educator with a truly global perspective. Originally from Panama, Ricardo achieved National Board Certification in World Languages and has since taught in a variety of settings across the globe—from rural North Carolina to New Yo…

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Writing Tip Tuesday: Friday Letters 7:25

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Most teachers love Fridays because. . . well it's Friday. Let me give you another reason to love Fridays. . . Friday Letters. Narrative writing with a dash of friendly letter and a sprinkle of guided writing. Not sure if those are the exact measurements, but I am sure those are some of the ingredients for Friday Letters. Let's Connect: Website Lite…

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Episode 3: Launching Writer's Workshop 15:27

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Whether you're new to Writer's Workshop or you’ve been doing it for years, this episode has some tips that will set you up for a year of writing success. You'll learn: How students build stamina and tips for increasing your students time on task What Writer's Workshop looks like, sounds like, and feels like. Materials you'll need to get started The…

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Toni Dixon-McFarland - Educator, Author, and Double Dutch Dynamo 17:44

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Join us for an inspiring conversation with Toni Dixon-McFarland, a National Board Certified Teacher, published author, and 40+ Double Dutch Club member. Toni's diverse experiences and unwavering commitment to education and community service make her a true trailblazer. In this episode, we'll explore Toni's journey from her early work in child devel…

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Episode 2: Setting Up Your Classroom for Writing 14:23

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The environment you create in your classroom has an impact on students. In this episode, I'll give you ideas to design a stress free writing classroom. Mindfulness Techniques Setting Up a Relaxing Environment Relaxation Exercises Managing Writing Anxiety Time Management Strategies Peer Support and Collaboration Positive Feedback Let's Connect: Webs…

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MTCT #161: Implementing Summer Learning 50:26

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Carrie and Tanya welcome Beth Duhon to discuss ideas for implementing summer learning into your classroom.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Episode 1: Get to Know Me 4:18

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Welcome to the Literacy Please Podcast! I am your host, Stacy, and I have been in education for over 20 years. I love all things literacy, but my passion is teaching children to write. I have made it my mission to find ways to break a complicated subject into easy to understand bits and pieces for young writers. Now I want to share everything I've …

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MTCT #160: Peek at Our Week: Kindergarten 1:03:14

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Tanya and Carrie share songs and activities they are doing with their Kindergarten students this week, including ideas for establishing routines and procedures with young musicians entering the music room for the first time.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Understanding Vowel Team Syllables: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 20 8:16

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The vowel team syllable can seem complex. There are many vowel teams in the English language, so how can we teach vowel teams to our students? Let's look at what a vowel team is generally and how to introduce this syllable type in your classroom. With 10 years of classroom experience, former teacher Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers…

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MTCT #159: Starting the School Year: Putting First Things First 55:00

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MTCT #159: Starting the School Year: Putting First Things First by Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeuneOleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Y Spelling Vowels I and E and How to Teach It: Phonics Rules for Teachers Ep 19 8:09

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Y as a vowel in English is more common than you might think. In fact, y spells vowel sounds more than it spells a consonant sound. Y often spells the long i and long e sounds, and it can spell the short i sound as well. In fact, y spells a vowel sound in 2041 words while it spells the consonant sound in yes in only 57 words. How can you know where …

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Top 3 Science of Reading Books for Beginners: Phonics Rules for Teaching Episode 18 5:40

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Getting started with the science of reading can feel overwhelming. It can be hard to know where to start with structured literacy or understanding phonics. While there is a lot of information out there, it can be a daunting task to choose the first books for understanding systemic phonics instruction. Here are my top 3 books for getting started tha…

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How to Know When to Use tch and ch: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 17 5:43

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Teaching students when to use ch or tch can seem tricky. Is there a simple, clear phonics rule? Today we'll look at how to know when to use tch vs ch and how to teach this to your students. With 10 years of classroom experience, former teacher Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal journey, she shares i…

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The 7 Jobs of Silent E: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 16 10:22

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Learn about the 7 jobs of silent e and how to teach them to your students. Silent e, or magic e, does a whole lot more than make the vowel sound long. Learn how silent e changes the sound of s, c, and g, prevents words from ending with the letters u, i, and v, and the other jobs of silent e. With 10 years of classroom experience, former teacher Mar…

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Top 12 Phonics Strategies for Teaching ANY Sound: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 15 15:12

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When teaching a new phonics skill, you don't need to have 500 strategies up your sleeve. Instead, you need a handful of simple, engaging, effective activities. Here are 12 phonics based strategies to use when you're practicing any new spelling pattern or syllable type with your students. With 10 years of classroom experience, former teacher Martha …

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Candidate Conversations - Keke Powell - Austin, Texas 24:41

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Candidate Conversations by the National Board is a chance to speak with educators who are currently on their National Board journey. Danielle Brown, NBCT, continues our school year-long journey with Keke Powell! She is a second-grade teacher in Texas and is super fun and engaging! In this episode, we catch up with Keke after submission and how she …

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Understanding and Teaching Open Syllables Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 14 11:14

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Open syllables: what is an open syllable and how do you teach the open syllable type to your students? In this video, learn what the characteristics of of an open syllable are, look at some examples, and learn 10 practical activities and strategies for teaching open syllables to your students. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha…

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Understanding Long Vowels & How to Introduce Them: Phonics Rules for Teachers Ep 13 7:59

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What is a long vowel and when should you teach long vowels to your students? Let's explore the definition of a long vowel, look at some examples, and discuss the order to teach long vowel sounds. I'll also share step by step how to introduce the concept of long vowels to your students. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore h…

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Using CK vs K: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 12 5:53

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How can you know when to use CK or K at the end of a one syllable word? Follow this simple, easy and you'll never pick the wrong one again. Plus, learn 4 strategies for practicing ck and k with your students. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal journey…

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Joe Evans, NBCT - Science Educator - Maryland Eastern Shore 10:53

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In this inspiring episode, we sit with Joe Evans, a National Board Certified Teacher in Adolescent and Young Adult Science. Currently teaching AP Biology, Biology, and Forensics, Joe shares his powerful 28-year teaching journey marked by persistence, professional growth, and a relentless pursuit of accomplished practice. Joe initially sought Nation…

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MTCT #158: Summer Learning 44:06

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Carrie and Tanya share ideas for summer learning such as classes, podcasts, and book recommendations.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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What Are Consonant Digraphs and Strategies to Teach Them: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 11 8:49

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Learn what a consonant digraph is and what are the most common consonant digraphs. Learn how to teach consonant digraphs to your students using these practical strategies. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal journey, she shares insights on transitionin…

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Closed Syllables and 8 Strategies to Teach Them: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 10 9:35

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Closed syllables are the first syllable type you should teach your students. But, what exactly is a closed syllable, why should you teach closed syllables first, and how can you help your students understand them? A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal jo…

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All About Short Vowels and How to Teach 'Em: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 9 7:38

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Short vowels are typically the first vowel sounds that children learn, but why is that? Let's take a look at what short vowels are, some important facts for understanding short vowels, and how the heck to teach this important phonics concept to your students. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for …

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MTCT #157: Movin' and Groovin' 53:27

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#kodályinspired#musicteacher#elementarymusic#elementarymusicclass#musiced#generalmusicteacher#elementarymusicteacher#orff#kodaly#orffposse#musiceducator#teachingmusicOleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Creating the Best Phonics Scope and Sequence: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 8 9:16

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Learn the best order to teach sounds to your students and what makes a strong phonics scope and sequence. In this video, Martha explains step by step the order an ideal phonics curriculum would follow and why. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal journe…

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Dr. Sonia Matthew, NBCT - Assistant Principal - Charles County, Maryland - Teacher Appreciation Week 21:14

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This Teacher Appreciation Week, tune in for an inspiring conversation with Dr. Sonia Matthew, a National Board Certified Teacher and assistant principal. Drawing from her experience as an accomplished educator and instructional leader, Dr. Matthew will provide invaluable insights into fostering positive teacher morale. Learn her proven strategies f…

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Jennifer DiGioia - 2nd Grade Teacher - Ontario Montclair School District - Southern California 40:44

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Jennifer DiGioia is a veteran educator of 22 years, a lifelong learner, and a National Board candidate. She jumped on the chance to go through the National Board process when California offered to cover the fees. She has an unmatched passion for her students and wants to be the best educator. Listen to her story on this episode of National Board Co…

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MTCT #156: End of the Year Plans 1:00:41

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Tanya and Carrie discuss their end of the year plans including what content we are still going to teach and some of the extra fun things we do this time of year to keep kids engaged.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Decoding vs Encoding: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 7 14:24

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Decoding and encoding are both important for strong literacy development. Let's explore what it means to decode and encode in English, how each process happens in our brain, what students need to know to decode and encode fluently, and 10 strategies for teaching decoding and encoding. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore ho…

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How to Teach Syllables Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 6 7:18

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How should we teach the six syllable types? Let's take a look! In this video, we'll explore 5 strategies for teaching the 6 syllable types in your classroom: closed syllables, open syllables, silent e syllables, r controlled syllables, and consonant le syllables. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules …

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Kim Radostits, NBCT - 2023 Illinois Teacher of the Year - Oregon, Illinois 43:16

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On this National Board Conversations episode, you hear from Kim Radostits, NBCT. She is the 2023 Illinois Teacher of the Year and has much to say about her time as an educator. She greatly advocates for the National Board process and has a special message for several other State Teachers of the Year! Be sure to follow her on Twitter @SrtaRad Don't …

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Six Syllable Types: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 5 8:11

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Understanding the 6 syllable types is a key piece of strong literacy instruction. In this video, we'll explore the basic characteristics of each of the 6 syllable types of the English language which includes: closed syllables, open syllables, silent e syllables, r controlled syllables, and consonant le syllables. Learn which are the most common, th…

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Katie McClain - High School Video Production - Clark County, Nevada 56:39

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Katie McClain is a seasoned educator with six years of dedicated service in the esteemed Clark County School District, specializing in high school video production. She embraces the dynamic intersection of creativity and technology within the educational landscape, guiding my students through the intricacies of multimedia storytelling. She is a Car…

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MTCT #155: Realizing Diversity Check-In 1:10:59

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Carrie and Tanya check in on how they have implemented things they learned during the 2023 Summer Book Club while reading "Realizing Diversity: An Equity Framework for Music Education" by Karen Howard.Oleh Carrie Nicholas and Tanya LeJeune

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Why You Need to Teach Syllable Types: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 4 7:32

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In episode 3 of Phonics Rules for Teachers (and How the Heck to Teach 'Em), learn what exactly syllables are and why you need to teach the 6 syllable types in your classroom. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonics Rules for Teachers Podcast. Drawing from her personal journey, she shares insights on transitio…

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Jeff Norris, NBCT - 2024 Alabama Teacher of the Year - Birmingham, AL 31:00

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Tune in to the latest episode of National Board Conversations as we sit down with Jeff Norris, NBCT, the 2024 Alabama Teacher of the Year! Jeff shares his journey, insights, and innovative teaching practices that earned him this prestigious recognition. Gain valuable inspiration and ideas for excellence in education from this dedicated educator! Do…

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Teaching Consonants and Vowels: Phonics Rules for Teachers Episode 3 10:39

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In episode 3 of Phonics Rules for Teachers (and How the Heck to Teach 'Em), learn all about consonants and vowels, why we can't just call AEIOU vowels and call it as day, and specific strategies for how to teach them in your classroom using a science of reading approach. A classroom teacher with 10 years of experience, Martha Moore hosts the Phonic…

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Candidate Conversations - Keke Powell - Austin, Texas 21:29

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Candidate Conversations by the National Board is a chance to speak with educators who are currently on their National Board journey. Danielle Brown, NBCT, continues our school year-long journey with Keke Powell! She is a second-grade teacher in Texas and is super fun and engaging! In this episode, we catch up with Keke as the submission window open…

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