The Road to Reading Podcast

In this episode, Amber Haven will share the many ways she incorporates cognitive science principles into her instruction. Amber is a 5th-8th-grade STEM teacher. She will also focus on how she weaves retrieval practice into her day. Amber was featured in both Powerful Teaching and Powerful Classrooms, and you can find her presenting at major conferences like Research Ed.
Show Notes:
Resource on executive functions by Dr. Adele Diamond
Amber Haven-video examples and more
Powerful Teaching
Powerful Classrooms
Learning Scientist Podcast
Do I Have Your Attention by Blake Harvard
Just Tell Them by Zach Groshell
Executive Functions for Every Classroom K-3 by Mitch Weathers and Dr. Sarah Oberle
Executive Functions for Every Classroom 3-12 by Mitch Weathers
Knowledge for Teachers podcast with Katie Jones
Show Notes:
Road to Reading Webpage
SoR Resource Page
Season 2-episodes
Season 3-episodes

In this episode, 4th-grade teacher Lauren Proffitt shares how she has implemented retrieval practices in her classroom.
Show Notes:
Powerful Classrooms by Patrice Bain
One Pagers by Jamie Clark
Brain dump strategy
Smarter Teaching, Stronger Learning by Pooja Argawal

Show Notes:
Road to Reading Webpage
SoR Resource Page
Season 2-episodes
Season 3-episodes

In this episode, Patrice Bain, author of Powerful Teaching and Powerful Classrooms, shares the importance of retrieval practice. Patrice explains 4 Power Tools every teacher should know about and how to use them in your classroom. 
Show Notes:
Powerful Teaching by Pooja Argwal & Patrice Bain
Powerful Classrooms by Patrice Bain
Make it Stick by Peter Brown, Henry Roediger III, & Mark McDaniel
Just Tell Them by Zach Groshell
Do I Have Your Attention? By Blake Harvard
The Goldilocks Effect
The Scaffolding Effect by Rachel Ball and Alex Fairlamb

Show Notes:
Road to Reading Webpage
SoR Resource Page
Season 2-episodes
Season 3-episodes

In this episode, Brett Benson, a 7th-grade World Studies teacher, returns to the podcast to share how mini-whiteboards help him make students' thinking visible and be a responsive teacher.
Show Notes:
How Teaching Happens by Carl Hendrick, Paul Kirschner, & Jim Heal
How Learning Happens by Carl Hendricks and Paul Kirschner
SOL in the Wild Substack by Brett
Cognitive Load Theory in Action by Ollie Lovell
Craig Barton’s Tips for Teachers YouTube videos
Chalk Dust podcast by Nathanial Swain and Rebecca Birch
Implementation Curve
Adaptive Teaching by Alex Quigley
Rosenshine’s Principles-Tom Sherrington
Principles of Instruction All Teachers Should Know
Hinge Questions

Show Notes:
Road to Reading Webpage
SoR Resource Page
Season 2-episodes
Season 3-episodes

In this episode, 6th-grade teacher North Landesman will walk us through his routines as well as the many ways in which he uses mini-whiteboards in his classroom to check student thinking and adjust his instruction.
Show Notes:
Mini-Whiteboard blog by North Landesman
Adam Boxer Tips
How I’m Using Mini-Whiteboards blog 
by Darren Leslie
Craig Barton Tips video
You Should Use Mini-Whiteboards by Dylan Kane (blog)
Why Use Mini-Whiteboards by Distilled (Jamie Clark)
Types of questions blog by Bunsen Blue
The Writing Revolution
White Rose Math

Show Notes:
Road to Reading Webpage
SoR Resource Page
Season 2-episodes
Season 3-episodes