S5E2: Busting Small Group Myths With Dr. Julia Lindsey
About this episode
Kate Winn and Dr. Julia Lindsey discuss and debunk myths surrounding small-group reading instruction.
In this episode of Reading Road Trip, Kate Winn is joined by Dr. Julia Lindsey to debunk common myths about small-group reading instruction. From ditching leveled texts to using data for flexible, targeted groups, this conversation highlights how small groups can be a powerful, efficient tool to support student learning, without adding hours of prep. Our work at IDA Ontario, which is a registered charity, depends on the generosity of people like you. If you find the podcast helpful, please consider supporting our organization. Resources mentioned in the episode: The Trees Talk by Jennifer Scott, illustrated by Carla Joseph Small Groups, Big Results by Dr. Julia Lindsey Reading Above the Fray by Dr. Julia Lindsey Alphabet Embedded Mnemonics from ONlit.org Florida Center for Reading Research (FCRR) Student Center Activities Beyond Decodables Text Series (created by Dr. Julia Lindsey)
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