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Structured Literacy in Action Podcast
In this podcast, the team at Jocelyn Seamer Education and I will dive deep into all things structured literacy. We will unpack our online resources and analyse chapters from my books.
Episodes
14 episodes
Creating a road map for instruction. Where do I start?
In this episode, I share how you can create a plan to support your students and prevent cognitive overload by aligning your morphology instruction with your students' phonics knowledge.
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5:39
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How to Teach morphology in the Primary School
In this episode, I discuss how Spelling Success in Action 1 can help you teach morphology in your classroom.
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3:26
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How to maximise student learning
To teach well, it is necessary to organise learning so experiences respond to the way human memory works. This is explained in the 4 pillars of learning. In this episode, I unpack the 4 pillars of learning and share how we can use them to guide...
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Morphology and etymology of irregular high frequency words.
The research is clear; we don't process words as global shapes but through phoneme-grapheme correspondence. In this episode, I explain the origin of some irregular high-frequency words.
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Rethinking homophone instruction.
Homophones are words that are said the same way but have different meanings, and for a long time, we were told this was another part of the English language that just had to be memorised. In this episode, I discuss how to use morphology and ety...
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Suffixing conventions and key spelling generalisations
We grew up being told English was too difficult to learn, so it needed to be memorised. In this episode, I discuss key spelling generalisations we need to understand.
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12:56
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The role of explicit teaching in morphology instruction.
In this episode, I discuss why Spelling Success in Action 1 uses an explicit gradual release of responsibility model for morphology instruction.
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3:27
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Creating a language curious classroom.
Language isn't just something to study in a classroom. It is used and enjoyed. In this episode, I discuss how your own enthusiasm can help your students engage with language*-+-+
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When to introduce morphology
In this episode, I discuss the varied opinions about when we should start to include morphology in our literacy instruction and what I think is the best way to proceed.
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