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My Literacy Space Podcast

The My Literacy Space Podcast is intended to provide engaging activities and information to help promote literacy skills in children. Whether you"re an educator, speech and language pathologist, parent, or guardian, I hope you"ll join me as we unlearn and learn together about how to support our kids" reading development.

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28:45

So You Want to Be a Tutor with Michelle Breitenbach

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2022/09/22

Michelle Breitenbach is an energetic and motivating presenter who will get you on your feet. She is a certified dyslexia practitioner and early literacy specialist from Boston, Massachusetts. After working as a special educator for seven years, she established her own company in Miami, Florida, Read to Rewire. She supports students online as a private educator and coaches teachers globally. Michelle is passionate about teaching others how to engage students through less technology, movement, and

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34:32

Let's Chat About ADHD with Shaime Cortes-Vega

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2022/09/11

Shaime Cortes-Vega started her career as an educator in 2009. In that time, she’s worked as a special education middle school teacher, an upper grades elementary school teacher, and has now been a literacy coach for four years. She’s also a professional development specialist for Education to the Core. She’s passionate about all things reading science and ADHD and love to share information about these two topics. -What is ADHD? -The process of obtaining an ADHD diagnosis -Typical obstacles that

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26:17

Literacy is a Social Justice Issue! with Jeannette...

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2022/09/08

Jeannette Roberes is an author who has worked as a speech pathologist, software engineer and educator. She has spoken in over 40 countries and has earned recognition in The Washington Post and U.S. News & World Report, among other professional acknowledgements. Jeannette’s commitment to life-long learning is noted through her LETRS® early childhood facilitator certification, Fast ForWord® and PROJECT READ® curriculum certifications. Her debut book, Technical Difficulties: Why Dyslexic Narratives

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32:53

Get the Scoop on Literacy Assessments with Rachel...

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2022/09/01

Rachel Beiswanger serves as a K-12 reading specialist. She works directly with students as an interventionist and also leads literacy initiatives to implement evidence-based practices at her school. She holds a master of education in reading and has been an educator for 12 years. Rachel is passionate about helping educators bridge research to practice and believes that prevention is the key to ending the literacy crisis. In this episode we chat about: -What a universal screener is and what

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46:43

Way Past Book Series Author Chat with Hallee Adelman

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2022/07/28

Hallee Adelman is an educator, writer, producer, and filmmaker. With a PhD in education, Adelman has taught elementary through university students and has been nominated for Disney Teacher of the Year on multiple occasions. This past April, Adelman released three new picture books published by Albert Whitman & Company. Way Past Lonely and Way Past Afraid, are the two latest books in Hallee’s Great Big Feelings series, joining 2020 titles Way Past Mad and Way Past Worried and 2021 titles Way Past

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26:03

Fluency Matters with Jen Yagid and Wendy Darasz

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2022/07/21

Wendy Darasz and Jen Yagid are both Wilson certified and credentialed Dyslexia Practitioners. They have worked together for over 10 years. They are self-described Science of Reading geeks and are passionate about evidenced-based literacy instruction. Wendy and Jen co-founded Informed Literacy in 2015 to help build a community of like-minded individuals and to spread the word about structured literacy practices. As reading specialists, they work with a diverse population of students, including

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28:13

What's the Deal with Morphology? With Sarah Paul

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2022/07/14

Sarah Paul is a reading interventionist for kindergarten through third grade. Prior to that, she taught first grade. Sarah has a blog called Sarah's Teaching Snippets that she started in 2010. Sarah started studying dyslexia about ten years ago, which began her journey with the Science of Reading. She has received OG training through the Dyslexia Training Institute and additional training through PDX Reading Specialist. In this episode, we'll discuss: What is a morpheme? What is morphology? Why

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32:49

The Power of Decodable Text with Rachel Platt

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2022/07/06

Rachel is a 1st grade teacher based in Atlanta, GA. After falling in love with early education through studying social emotional learning in her elementary education and special education undergraduate teaching program, Rachel found structured literacy through working at Vanderbilt University Medical Center's Reading Clinic. She developed structured multi-sensory instruction for students with diverse learning needs and brought this experience to the gen ed classroom starting in 2020. Rachel taught

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23:00

Spelling is Kind of a BIG DEAL with Brittany Philipsen

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2022/06/29

Brittany Philipsen is entering her 18th year in public education, having spent eleven years as an elementary classroom teacher, and beginning year seven as an instructional coach. Passionate about research-based literacy instruction, Brittany has completed LETRS training twice, Orton Gillingham training twice, holds a Structured Literacy certificate, and has a Master of Arts in Education with a concentration in Reading Science. It is Brittany's mission to support teachers in ensuring that all

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33:35

How to Support Your Dyslexic Child with Dr. Lauren...

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2022/06/23

Dr. Lauren McClenney-Rosenstein’s passion for educating, advocating, and bringing awareness to dyslexia at the domestic and international levels began in the elementary classrooms of private schools serving students with language-based learning disabilities. She has been a certified Special Educator for a decade, and she earned her Doctor of Education in Teaching, Learning, Leadership, & Curriculum in 2019 from Northeastern University and holds a dual masters in Special Education and Elementary

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36:22

Encouraging Young Writers with Author Caroline Kusin...

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2022/06/16

Caroline is a children's book author whose debut book, Gitty and Kvetch, came out this past September through Atheneum Books for Young Readers, an imprint of Simon & Schuster. She has a number of picture books coming out over the next few years, and is excited to share more soon! Caroline is currently an MFA Candidate in Writing for Children and Young Adults at Vermont College of Fine Arts. She lives in the Bay Area with her husband, three kiddos and 120-lb dog. In this episode, we’ll chat about:

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42:41

"Reading for Life" Round Table with Megan, Laura and...

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2022/06/09

Why is it that more people can’t read and write? Why are there still so many vastly different methods of teaching literacy? Why do people still argue about it? In this episode, you’ll hear Hanna discuss the book “Reading for Life” with Savannah from Campbell Creates Readers and Megan and Laura from Developing Readers Academy. "Reading for Life" examines these three questions, addressing the less evidence-supported ideas about teaching reading and writing that are still alive and well in schools

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27:47

Executive Functioning Skills and Literacy with Marisa...

My Literacy Space Podcast ·

2022/06/01

Get to Know Marisa: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mwliteracy Website: https://www.mw-literacy.com Executive Functioning Information Sheet: https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Executive-Functioning-Skills-Handout-6988990 Recommended Books: Too Many Bubbles Amazon Canada link https://amzn.to/3Neddle Amazon US link https://amzn.to/3GDy9zI Your Fantastic Elastic Brain Amazon Canada link https://amzn.to/3Ma7AD6 Amazon US link https://amzn.to/3m3uvFB Goodnight to Your Fantastic

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31:50

Book Chat with Megan Hartley

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2022/05/26

Megan Hartley the brains behind the Instagram account @Ihaveabook4that, describes herself as a book mom, book nerd, and a reading teacher. Growing up Megan didn't read many books with characters who looked like her. And now she’s on a mission to change that. Today, Megan helps people find diverse books for all of life’s moments no matter how big, small, or silly. In this episode, Megan and I discuss: - Where Megan’s passion for books came from - Megan’s favourite book that she likes to use in

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38:22

Let's Talk About Self-Regulation with Karen Braun

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2022/05/19

Self-regulation is the ability to control one's emotions, thoughts, and actions. It's a critical life skill that impacts every aspect of a person's wellbeing, including their academic success. Self-regulated learners are able to set goals and stick to them, stay focused and on task, manage their time wisely, and cope with stress and setbacks in a healthy way. As you can imagine, these skills are essential for success in the classroom and in life. Karen Braun is joining me on this episode to talk

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31:50

The Importance of Disability Representation in...

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2022/05/12

Margaret Kingsbury has 14 years of experience in the book industry and is the co-founder of Baby Librarians, a children’s book review website. She’s passionate about inclusivity, disability, and spreading the joys of reading. She’s a regular contributing writer for BuzzFeed Books and Book Riot. Her articles have also been featured in Parents, The Lily, StarTrek.com, and more. In this episode, Margaret and I chat about: -What is missing in children's books when we talk about disability? -What makes

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36:13

How to Use LGBTQIA+ Affirming Materials in Your...

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2022/04/28

Using LGBTQIA+ affirming materials in your classroom can help foster more equitable learning environments where everyone feels valued and seen. By using inclusive literacy texts and teaching tools, such as book lists and lesson plans tailored towards the needs of LGBTQIA+ youth, you can go a long way towards promoting acceptance, tolerance, and understanding among your child or student. In addition, affirming materials can also provide valuable information about LGBTQIA+ identities and

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38:04

Handwriting Tips with Candi Sellers

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2022/04/26

Handwriting is a crucial skill that many of us take for granted. Whether we are writing in print or cursive, our ability to form letters and words clearly and legibly can affect everything from our engagement in school to our job prospects later in life. And yet, this essential skill has seen a decline in recent years, as teaching methods have shifted away from emphasizing the basics of handwriting towards more advanced concepts such as grammar and sentence structure. While this shift may be

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33:13

Simbi-Oral Reading through a Global Library with...

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2022/04/21

I’m always on the hunt for new and exciting ways to help my students become successful readers (I bet you are too!) Luckily when it comes to literacy, there are a lot of different approaches you can take. And on today’s episode, I’d love to share one more with you- a platform called Simbi. Simbi is an online platform that offers a variety of interactive content specifically designed to help children learn to read. With Simbi, your child will have access to stories, games, and activities that’s

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48:00

How to Include Social Justice in the Classroom with...

My Literacy Space Podcast ·

2022/04/14

When it comes to social justice, the classroom is often the last place people think to look. But the truth is, social injustice is happening all around us, every day. By bringing social justice into the classroom, we can empower our students to stand up for what's right. By discussing controversial topics and exploring different perspectives, we can help our students develop the skills they need to become compassionate and effective advocates for social change. Want to know more about today’s

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