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    2017年9月30日

    "Finally, a consistently great podcast about education in the US! I've been waiting..." ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ iTunes Review

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    8 小時前

    How are schools in the DC area doing when it comes to supporting kids with reading disabilities? Today on with at 12 eastern.

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  3. 5月15日

    Love this story and these podcasters! Congrats to the young women of in New York on their winning podcast: "Sssh! Periods"

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    5月13日

    "There’s no shortage of journalism focusing on education. But little of it has examined a fundamental question: What gets taught in our schools and how?" An insightful new column from in

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    5月7日

    Proud to be a “science of reading” person. I want all students to be able to read, all teachers to know the science of how reading works, and for us to work together to ensure students read, and read well. Forever grateful to for “Hard Words”.

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    5月8日

    Congrats to on her honors for “Hard Words”! This superb article helped open eyes to the need for systematic phonics instruction. Our curriculum supports T’s in quality phonics work, and we appreciate the national conversation about the Why.

    🎉 woohooo! 🎉 doc “Hard Words” wins at in public service journalism category! says years from now when a greater number of kids can read we’ll be talking about the “Emily Hanford effect”
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    5月6日

    Hey journalists- it's that time when my students are hearing about jobs & internships. I'd love share failure stories with them! To students it can seem like working reporters have never faced a failure: been rejected for a job, internship, etc! What's your ?

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    5月7日

    This piece by and just won an audio award. It's not just a campus-politics story; it's some of the best reporting I've seen on how we now talk about politics and speech. Give it a listen.

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    5月7日

    Thank you and to everyone who is sending their congratulations. Deeply appreciated. As I said, I dedicate this award to teachers who deserve to be taught the reading science. And kids who deserve teachers who know it.

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    5月6日

    Surprising Exactly No One: ‘Hard Words’ takes home a big prize at , and is inspiring in her acceptance speech. ❤️

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    🎉 woohooo! 🎉 doc “Hard Words” wins at in public service journalism category! says years from now when a greater number of kids can read we’ll be talking about the “Emily Hanford effect”

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    5月6日

    Why are there so few black male teachers?

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    5月6日

    Happy to be at Off to a great start with a conversation that includes the essential question: why don’t we have more teachers of color in our schools?

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  14. 5月6日

    Great questions on the need for teachers of color at did a documentary on this!

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    5月3日

    Yes, indeed. Find a kid with a behavior issue in school and you are very likely to find a struggling reader, a child who was not taught to read in K-2.

    This is a discussion that gets ignored in . PBIS is necessary. But long-term reduction in harsh discipline starts with improving reading instruction, a thing pointed out by Wang and Algozzine.
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    5月3日

    Noah would do anything to avoid school. Hide under tables. Complain of a stomach ache. Cry. Why? Because he wasn't being taught how to read.

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    5月1日

    Meet the families who changed how every child in Arkansas will learn to read, because they know what it's like for kids to struggle with reading.

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    4月30日

    Powerful testimony from a teacher / mom about what she wasn’t taught about reading.

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    My testimony advocating for systemic change in early literacy instruction in RI. Literacy is about equity, all our children should have the right to read.
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    4月23日

    "Students who pursued graduate and professional degrees now account for 40% of the notorious $1.5 trillion worth of outstanding national student loan debt." looks at universities turning to graduate programs to balance their books

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    4月22日

    Our recent survey, done in conjunction with & , found that 72% of Americans support free tuition at public colleges for qualified students. The idea is favored by 90% of Democrats, 70% of Independents, & 47% of Republicans

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    4月22日

    I'm really happy that this story is a finalist for an award. Listen on episode released 8.27.18

    "One well-told story can put thousands of similar stories in perspective," says a listener about Still Rising. It's the story of two college students I met 10 years ago and their quest to get degrees. Listen on from
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