Evidence Matters
Issue 26: Debunking Three-Cueing: What I Got Wrong About Teaching Reading | Anna Geiger | The Measured Mom Paid Members Public
Anna Geiger, the founder of The Measured Mom, reflects on how she once relied on the widely accepted but flawed three-cueing model to teach reading until she discovered it was not grounded in research. She shares the evidence that debunks three-cueing and offers practical guidance.
Issue 26: Oral Language: Speaking and Listening in The Secondary Classroom | Jeanne Schopf | Pathways Towards Literacy Paid Members Public
Jeanne Schopf shares insights adapted from her upcoming book, The Science of Secondary Literacy: Research to Practice from the Voices of the Field (scheduled for release in Spring 2026), emphasising the powerful role of structured, student-led discussions in strengthening literacy development.
Issue 25: The Coach Approach: Parent Training as Recommended Treatment | Elaine Taylor-Klaus Paid Members Public
Elaine highlights the transformative power of parent training and coaching as a core strategy for supporting neurodiverse children, emphasizing an approach that equips parents with skills to understand and support their children effectively.
Issue 25: Guided by Data: Navigating Your Child's Reading Journey with Screening Results | Nicola Lott Paid Members Public
Nicola Lott highlights the critical role of screening assessments in identifying children at risk of reading difficulties, empowering parents and educators to work together in providing targeted support, monitoring progress, and ensuring every child can thrive in their literacy journey.
Issue 25: What Is Rapid Naming and How Does It Affect Your Child's Reading? Dr. Erin Pzinski Paid Members Public
Dr. Erin Pzinski explains the critical role of rapid naming in reading development, highlighting its connection to dyslexia, its use as an early indicator of reading challenges, and the importance of targeted, evidence-based interventions.
Issue 25: Story Chats: Unpacking Children's Stories | Arti Shah Paid Members Public
Arti Shah explores the transformative power of conversations around children's picture stories to enhance language, literacy, and deeper connections in educational settings.
Issue 25: A Neurodiverse Journey to the Brain | Dr Eric H. Chudler Paid Members Public
Dr Eric H. Chudler highlights experiments and activities from the Neuroscience for Neurodiverse Learners (NNL) program, designed to teach neurodiverse high school students about the brain while sharing these resources to help others replicate the engaging and educational experiences.
Issue 24: Relatable Texts for Teens | Anne Vize Paid Members Public
Drawing on years of teaching experience, Anne Vize highlights the importance of accessible, age-appropriate texts that help teens with learning differences connect with stories and build essential literacy skills.
