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Shanahan on Literacy

Shanahan on Literacy

De : Timothy Shanahan
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 Timothy Shanahan is a renowned expert on the teaching of literacy. This podcast addresses practical issues in teaching students to read and to read better.Copyright 2023
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    • When Should Reading Instruction Begin?

      When Should Reading Instruction Begin?
      Jan 24 2026

      If you would like to get into a good argument, tell someone when reading instruction should begin. I'm always surprised at how many people have an opinion on that topic, and how vociferously they sometimes share it. This podcast will reveal what we know about the best time to start teaching reading -- maybe it will help you the next time you're in that argument -- but it will likely be of more value to parents and primary grade teachers.
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      12 min
    • What We Talk About When We Talk About Curriculum

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      This podcast explores the unfortunate implications of confusing curriculum and instruction. Teachers would do better to distinguish those concepts and to coordinate the one with the other.
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      12 min
    • Should We Be Using "Words Correct Per Minute"?

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      Dec 20 2025

      Reading ability is often measured through oral reading fluency. These days that means having students read passages aloud and counting the numbers of words per minute read accurately. While this has value, it can lead teachers to encourage reading speed over the other elements of fluency (accuracy and prosody). It is important to remember that speed and automaticity are not the same thing, though we use speed as a proxy for the latter. This podcast reviews research that suggests another possibility for evaluating automaticity.
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      8 min
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