Avsnitt 73: Roundtable on Writing and Reading for Learning Natalie Wexler - Pamela Snow - Clare Sealy - Anna Eva Hallin - David Didau episode artwork

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Avsnitt 73: Roundtable on Writing and Reading for Learning Natalie Wexler - Pamela Snow - Clare Sealy - Anna Eva Hallin - David Didau

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Both Reading and Writing are biologically secondary knowledge. That means we need to apply explicit instruction for our students to learn effectively. Both Reading and Writing are also complex which means high cognitive load, especially in the initial learning process.   So to be successful in teaching writing and reading it is really important that we are systematic, structured and apply evidence informed strategies.   To learn more about what is important and what we need to focus on, what can be better than listening to a group of the very best international experts in these areas.   This is a Roundtable for every teacher to listen to. It is also beneficial for school leaders to learn more about important priorities for the schools they are leading.   This talk is really engaging and dynamic. This panel of guests interacts in a way that makes it so interesting for the listener and adds new perspectives.   In this talk you will meet Natalie Wexler, Pamela Snow, Clare Sealy, Anna Eva Hallin and David Didau.   It is recommended to look at the links below to learn more about our amazing panel in this Roundtable.   https://nataliewexler.com/ https://pamelasnow.blogspot.com/ https://x.com/ClareSealy https://www.sprakforskning.se/ https://daviddidau.substack.com/   Musik: Andreas Lidberg Kontakt: [email protected]

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