Robin S. Codding

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Robin S. Codding

Robin S. Codding

@rscodding

Professor School Psychology @Northeastern University, Editor of School Psychology (D16-APA), DBDM, school based math intervention supports, MTSS.

Massachusetts, USA Katılım Temmuz 2022
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Kate Jones
Kate Jones@KateJones_teach·
Professors John Hattie & Gregory Donoghue published ‘A Meta-Analysis of Ten Learning Techniques’ (2021), which replicated the findings of Dunlosky et al. (2013). Their conclusion stated: “The most effective techniques are Distributed Practice & Practice Testing.” I write about retrieval practice & spaced practice in the article below for @EvidenceInEdu evidencebased.education/resource/retri…
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NCII
NCII@TheNCII·
There's still time to register for our upcoming webinar next week: Full Eyes, Clear Problem Solving: Using Diagnostic Data to Intensify Interventions. Monday, March 24, 3:30pm ET intensiveintervention.org/news-and-event…
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Joe Finch, M.S. Ed.
Joe Finch, M.S. Ed.@MrJFinch·
The first read is for decoding. The second read is for fluency. The third read is where comprehension really starts to emerge. Repeated reading isn’t busy work. It’s how readers build automaticity.
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American Psychological Association
Many people still picture leaders as tough and forceful, traits we often link more to men than women. Dr. Alice Eagly explains how these stereotypes often leave women fighting a problem of perception, not competence, when seeking leadership roles: at.apa.org/en5
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
Excellent summary of my latest episode with @sarahpowellphd in which we respond to the NCSM statement criticizing the science math & ask why there’s opposition from organizations like NCSM to applying the same scientific scrutiny to math ed as is now expected in reading.
Todd Truitt@ToddTruitt76508

🚨For math ed folks, the latest @rastokke podcast w @sarahpowellphd is a can't miss. Major math ed org (@MathEdLeaders)'s statement takes aim at evidence-based math instructional practices - the episode breaks down how misleading it is. Summary below 🧵 chalkandtalkpodcast.podbean.com/e/science-of-m…

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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
🎯 Why teaching multiple strategies during acquisition does not work by @amandavande1 "Logically...presenting a task using totally different problem formats or set-ups & then teaching the student 2-4 ways to solve a problem at the same time..is likely to produce confusion" springmath.org/202602-multipl…
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Brian Poncy
Brian Poncy@brian_poncy·
I had a great time talking about how to incorporate low duration, high intensity intervention targeting declarative fact fluency (number id, subitizing, basic facts etc.) and its role in comprehensive math instruction. Check out his podcast as it has a ton of fantastic interviews!
Brendan Lee@learnwithmrlee

📢NEW EPISODE I've been advocating for more effective fluency practice in maths for years, and few people have influenced my thinking quite like @brian_poncy. It was an absolute pleasure talking "shop" with him as we unpacked the finer details of his Facts on Fire 2.0 program. One of the things I deeply admire about Brian's work is that it's grounded in real classrooms. He is on the ground listening, implementing and continually improving his resources to ensure they actually help schools make daily fluency practice a reality. In our conversation, Brian makes a compelling case that true fluency, defined as accuracy plus speed, is not about drill for the sake of it. It is about freeing up working memory so students can engage in reasoning, problem solving and deeper mathematical thinking. We also dive into small daily routines, sequencing, retrieval practice and the fascinating concept of contingency adduction. If you are serious about evidence-informed maths instruction, this episode is worth your time. 🎧Listen here 👇 learnwithlee.net/s04e03-dr-bria…

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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
🚨 New episode with @sarahpowellphd is live! We talk about what the Science of Math movement is, why it’s gained momentum, and what a statement by the NCSM gets wrong about the Science of Math. Episode links below ⬇️
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Samantha Lippert
Samantha Lippert@SamanthaBrauns2·
When instruction aligns with how the brain learns, success becomes predictable. Automatically didn't replace thinking - it created space for it. Check out my latest substack post! open.substack.com/pub/samanthali…
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
🚀Dropping this Friday: A look at what the NCSM statement gets wrong about the Science of Math with guest Sarah Powell. An episode about evidence, misconceptions, effective instruction, and why this matters for students.
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Ammar A. Merhbi
Ammar A. Merhbi@AmmarMerhbi·
The Teaching Method That Can't Fail by Barbara Oakley "We have more research than ever on how the brain actually learns. And yet, in country after country, the teaching methods being promoted are the ones that research says work least well for beginners." open.substack.com/pub/barbaraoak…
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Anna Stokke
Anna Stokke@rastokke·
It was time for an in-depth conversation on Rosenshine’s Principles of Instruction, and Tom Sherrington @teacherhead delivered. 🎙️ New Chalk & Talk episode drops Friday, Feb 6. Don't miss it!
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