Jen’s Substack
Jen O’SullivanWhere evidence-based meets chalk-dusted reality in literacy education.
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A Response, A Rebuttal, and an Ongoing Conversation About Reading Recovery
For the past number of years, I have been writing and speaking about early reading intervention in Ireland, often returning to the same underlying question: are we providing the right kind of support for the children who struggle most to le...
The Friday Fiasco: Why the Weekly Spelling Test is a Pedagogical Dead End
Every Thursday evening, in homes up and down the country, a familiar routine plays out. A child sits at the kitchen table staring at a list of ten words, attempting to memorise them just long enough to survive the Friday morning spelling te...
When Talking About Literacy Feels “Brave”
I’m writing this the day after the Right to Read Ireland conference, and my mind is still buzzing.
It was a wonderful event, energising, generous, and deeply focused on improving literacy outcomes for children. But it wasn’t just the insig...
When Teacher Expertise Becomes Classroom Content for Children
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In recent years, teachers have learned more about reading than ever before. Concepts such as Scarborough’s Reading Rope, the Simple View of Reading, orthographic mapping, and the cognitive processes involved in learning to read are n...
When Equal Time for Literacy Becomes an Inequity
In the global effort to close the literacy gap, we have examined almost every aspect of reading instruction. We debate phonics and balanced literacy, consider knowledge building and comprehension strategies, and scrutinise programmes and re...
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Lecturer in literacy education based in Ireland \ud83c\uddee\ud83c\uddea. When I’m not buried in literacy research, I love travelling and visiting the odd lighthouse.
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