Announcement
LitCon: National K-8 Literacy & Reading Recovery Conference (January 29 – February 5, 2022, Columbus, OH)
Session Type: Spotlight Continued Engagement Session
Schedule: Thurday, February 3, 2022, 4:00 pm – 4:45 pm est
Session Strand: Reading Recovery
Session Title: TBD
Description:
Topics:
Presenters: Sam Bommarito and Paul Thomas
Featured Speaker
The State of the Reading War: Not Simple, Not Settled
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P.L. Thomas
Session Type: Featured Session
Schedule: Thursday, February 3, 2022, 5:00 pm – 6:00 pm est
Session Strand: Leadership in Literacy
Session Title: FS21 – The State of the Reading War: Not Simple, Not Settled
Description: A new round of the Reading War embraces the “simple” view of reading, arguing that the “science of reading” is settled. This session interrogates the “science of reading” movement by placing it in historical context and refuting its central claims based on a more complex view of reading and science.
Topics: Equity in Education, Literacy Leadership, Reading
Presenters: Paul Thomas
Recommended Reading
Science Supports Balance, Not Intensive Phonics, for Teaching Reading
Fact Checking the “Science of Reading”: A Quick Guide for Teachers [Updated]
How to Navigate Social Media Debates about the “Science of Reading”
Reading as Comprehension and Engagement: On the Limitations of Decoding
Podcast: Educational Movements and Trends
Talking Points: A Conversation with Paul Thomas
The “Science of Reading”: A Reader for Educators
How Do We Know?: Not Simple, Not Settled
Dismantling the “Science of Reading” and the Harmful Reading Policies in its Wake [UPDATED]
Understanding the “Science of Reading” Movement and Its Consequences: A Reader
Policy Statement on the “Science of Reading” (NEPC)
How to End the Reading War and Serve the Literacy Needs of All Students
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