
A doctoral candidate and structured literacy interventionist showing you how I teach—rooted in the science, shaped by real students, and shared like we’re planning together.
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Lately there has been this voracity toward the science of reading research.
Lately there has been this voracity toward the science of reading research. It’s almost as if they waited with bated breath to shred it apart as retribution for ho...
The PISA 2025 scores are out. And the “hasty reader” became the topic du jour. The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development’s (OECD) Secretary-General Mathias Cormann described it as, “students rushing through a text and givin...
While vocabulary and word reading have dominated literacy research, the role of syntax has been overlooked. This is especially true for the content areas.
Truth be told, it was equally as difficult to find research on history text characte...
A verb goes missing. A clause goes unbuilt. A claim goes untracked. Three different ways a sentence can lose a reader.
Science comprehension has a location problem. We look for the difficulty in vocabulary, in background knowledge, as if “...
There is still much research to be done on where linguistic features and numeracy intersect. From what I’ve seen, state exams are asking students to draw on language comprehension more than ever, regardless of the content area.
How did I l...
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Decoding. Comprehension. Syntax. Inference. The science covers all of it but the research to classroom gap is still failing students. I’m a structured literacy interventionist and doctoral student writing from inside the work.
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