Where Math Happens: (Ep. 12) Utilizing Feedback to Keep Students on Track

Where Literacy Happens (Ep. 18) Lit. Conference and School Year Wrap Up.

Julie and Christine discuss the RPDP K -12 Literacy Conference and close out the school year. Visit us at rpdp.net

Where Literacy Happens: (Ep. 17) Using picture books to build background knowledge and teach standards in ALL grades.

In this episode Julie and Christine discuss the many ways teachers of all grades can use picture books in the classroom.

Where Literacy Happens: (Ep. 16) Springing Back After Spring Break

Enjoy a well deserved week off, but be sure to return and push the reset button for quarter 4. Julie and Christine also talk about our upcoming K-12 Literacy conference.

Where Literacy Happens: (Ep. 15) Morphology- the Basics

There has been lots of talk recently about the importance of morphology instruction. In this episode, Julie and Christine discuss morphology and go over some of the basics. Want to learn more? Check out these links: Shanahan on Literacy [https://www.shanahanonliteracy.com/blog/what-should-morphology-instruction-look-like] Open Source Morphology Resources [https://ttaconline.org/Document/zxbIhX_YCJMjWCo85sacgBhVQ8A5QMbH/Morphology-ResourcesFinal.docx]

Where Math Happens: (Ep. 12) Utilizing Feedback to Keep Students on Track

Come learn with Candice and David as they discuss current hot topics in the world of education and mathematics. In this episode they talk about an article by Miriam Plotinsky titled, "3 Quick Feedback Techniques to Help Students Stay on Track [https://docs.google.com/document/d/1KOnwG-1Ep6UtGa4KnsyneJSdhOeHsKJOja6ngyDs97Q/edit?usp=sharing]" and instructional strategies connected to researcher, math professor, and author, Peter Liljedahl. * DOK Question Stems [https://drive.google.com/file/d/13_7voJoJCA9Q5kHDJlvFG7uV4SOHGPIr/view?usp=sharing] by Dr. Karen Hess [https://www.karin-hess.com/] Resources discussed in this podcast can be found at ⁠⁠rpdp.net⁠⁠ [https://www.rpdp.net/resources.html]⁠.