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Ep. 15: Addressing Assumptions about Curriculum with Catlin Goodrow
From Melissa & Lori Love Literacy · Hosted by Melissa & Lori
Episode summary
In this episode of Melissa & Lori Love Literacy: Catlin Goodrow, consultant at Evidently Reading, addresses common assumptions teachers and leaders have about high-quality curricula. Why aren't more districts, schools, and teachers using high-quality curricula? We debunk these assumptions in this episode!
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Catlin Goodrow, consultant at Evidently Reading, addresses common assumptions teachers and leaders have about high-quality curricula. Why aren't more districts, schools, and teachers using high-quality curricula? We debunk these assumptions in this episode! A central curriculum is boring/irrelevant. Providing a curriculum disrespects teacher expertise. Common Core-aligned curricula are "too rigorous" for our struggling readers. Find Catlin on Twitter @EvidentlyR & keep up with her blog posts here ! Visit Tim Shanahan’s blog for more information on so many topics related to this! Follow Karen Vaites on Twitter @karenvaites and www.eduvaites.org. RAND studies show: Only 7% of elementary ELA teachers are regularly using high-quality resources. Teachers spend 12 hours a week finding materials, 99% rely on materials they find or create themselves. Visit OUR WEBSITE to subscribe to our newsletter and podcast! https://www.literacypodcast.com/ Connect with Melissa & Lori: Twitter Instagram Facebook Today is a great day to start your own podcast... If you’re thinking about it, we say GO FOR IT! We love Buzzsprout for so many reasons, but especially because it’s easy...