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Catherine Cook

@CatherineCook58

Happily married, passionate about teaching reading and writing using Structured Literacy. Former Reading Recovery Teacher 🐴🐈‍⬛🌲🇨🇦

Cariboo, British Columbia Katılım Ağustos 2021
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
John Sweller developed cognitive load theory. He is my guest in the next episode of Chalk & Talk! Coming tomorrow, March 20. Don’t miss it!
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Pamela Snow
Pamela Snow@PCSnow1604·
There’s no such thing as hearing Lyn Stone ⁦(@lifelonglit⁩) too often - this time in Dublin, ahead of the #RightToRead Conference tomorrow. 📚 ✍️ 🚀
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
New episode coming Friday, March 20, with the world's leading expert on cognitive load theory!
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Vince Boley
Vince Boley@VinceBoley·
I am looking to research and do a deep dive into UFLI--I'm hearing great things, and I wanna see what it's all about. Can anyone point me in the right direction of where I should start?
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Catherine Cook
Catherine Cook@CatherineCook58·
@VinceBoley There’s lots of webinars about using UFLI on the YouTube channel.
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Emily 🍎🌟
Emily 🍎🌟@EDUwithEmily·
I know this sound is used when we teach -es or -ed and essentially makes the short i sound, but what is this picture supposed to represent??? #ufli
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beanie0597_2.0@0Beanie05923291·
@neetu_arnold This is what “gentle parenting” looks at scale in an educational setting. The adults relinquish authority, there are no meaningful consequences when students disobey, and chaos ensues.
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Neetu Arnold
Neetu Arnold@neetu_arnold·
California teachers w/30+ years of experience are leaving schools bc of student behavior issues. One blames PBIS: “This positive behavior support where they really didn’t want any punishments for students who were acting out or misbehaving. So they were looking for positive interventions w/the idea that students —every once in a while— lose themselves” foxnews.com/media/californ…
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
It was amazing to meet @NickGibbUK in person in London today! My episode with him on England's education reforms was the most downloaded Chalk & Talk episode in 2025. Link below 👇
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Catherine Cook
Catherine Cook@CatherineCook58·
@amypento I found I could never justify the amount of time spent managing devices with the amount of learning happening on them.
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tetheredtoed
tetheredtoed@tetheredtoed1·
Why can’t kids write? Hmmm. Such a mystery! This is “approved instructional materials” : (posted in a classroom I’m covering today)
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Doug Lemov
Doug Lemov@Doug_Lemov·
“The other reaction is more pragmatic: Why should we expect any sane person to tolerate working conditions like this? If we want teachers to stay, the job itself has to be made manageable and physically safe.”
Robert Pondiscio@rpondiscio

Education debates are full of self-assured voices—politicians and policymakers, union leaders, reform advocates, and researchers. But one group goes largely MIA from the conversation: teachers who have left the profession. My latest for @AEIeducation aei.org/education/list…

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Catherine Cook
Catherine Cook@CatherineCook58·
@MoreMorrow I loved my document camera, Visualizer, for demonstrating in the classroom before I retired.
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