Join us for this fifth episode of our miniseries, where our co-hosts are joined by the illustrious Dr. Art Cavazos, a dedicated educator and visionary administrator. Explore Dr. Cavazos' inspiring journey and gain profound insights into implementing change in the education context. Discover the importance of crafting a vision, fostering a growth mindset, and overcoming opposition with persistence. Dr. Cavazos shares practical strategies from his successful literacy initiatives, making this episode a must-listen for educators and change-makers.

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Welcome to an eye-opening episode where we're joined by Dr. Allison Peck, a leading expert in literacy education from the Neuhaus Education Center. Dr. Peck delves into the pivotal topic of the implementation of the Science of Reading and its potentially profound impact on our schools and communities.

We’ll discuss the pressing need for structured literacy and how it's transforming the way we teach reading. Education leaders need to be knowledgeable and well-prepared in structured literacy and backed by ongoing support and professional development. The benefits for students are immense.

Dr. Peck passionately advocates for a system where every student, regardless of background, has the opportunity to develop strong reading skills.

Join us as we embark on a journey to empower our schools, our teachers, and most importantly, our students through the science of reading. It's a conversation that will reshape your perspective on education. Don't miss it, and check out Learning Ally's Solutions for Schools!

Join our co-hosts and Kareem Weaver as they discuss the profound impact of literacy on society. From its historical context to its connection to social justice, literacy has shaped the course of human existence.

In an increasingly digital and knowledge-based economy, access to literacy is essential for success and equal opportunities. The conversation delves into the school-to-prison pipeline and the dire consequences that illiteracy brings.

Tune in to this thought-provoking episode to understand the true significance of literacy and why it is a societal imperative. Don't miss this all-hands-on-deck moment in the pursuit of literacy as a human right!

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In this episode, our esteemed co-hosts share their personal journeys and highlight the characteristics of effective literacy leaders. They emphasize the need for leaders who are constant learners, empower their educators, and provide the necessary resources and support.

They also discuss the moral imperative of ensuring literacy for all children and the transformative power of words and storytelling. Overall, the episode emphasizes the important role of literacy leaders in creating a brighter, more literate future.

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This is the opening episode in a Change-makers podcast miniseries featuring co-hosts Dr. Terrie Noland, Linda Diamond, Dr. Tim Odegard, and Dr. Tracy White Weeden.

Our hosts discuss the importance of literacy leadership and the impact of literacy on individuals and society. They reflect on past efforts such as Reading First and Common Core, and discuss the lessons learned and the need for continuous learning and growth in the field of literacy.

They emphasize the importance of leadership that adds value, continuous learning, and partnerships with stakeholders to drive change in literacy education. The leaders envision a future where leaders are well-prepared and equipped to address the challenges of literacy education and ensure that every student has the opportunity to become literate.

This week Dr. Terrie Noland talks with educator, Chris Heim, whose journey in education has led him to understand literacy leadership doesn't necessarily mean title; it means leading where you are. Chris, an educator with administrator experience who ultimately went back into the classroom, and now is in a Specialist role talks about his "why" and how focusing on students' development has been a guiding light in his life. You won't want to miss this powerful conversation.

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Coming Next Week!

October 24th marks the launch date of the Literacy Leadership Change-makers mini-series. This 14 episode miniseries will take the place of regularly scheduled Literacy Leadership Podcast programming, and will feature mastermind miniseries co-hosts Linda Diamond, Dr. Tim Odegard, and Dr. Tracy Weeden, as they have extensive conversations with renowned thought leaders in the literacy space.

Welcome back to the podcast! Summer break is done, and we're geared up for a dynamic season of content, community, and conversation.

In this episode: Dr. Terrie Noland sits down with two active, passionate, and engaged educators who serve as Ambassadors in the Learning Ally Educator Community. Rachel Huber and Leana Malinowsky are boots-on-the-ground educators who are leading large in literacy in their schools and districts.

Tune in to this episode to gain valuable insights into literacy leadership and how evidence-based practices are shaping the future of education. It's a conversation filled with passion, knowledge, and a commitment to empowering every educator to continue their journey towards literacy leadership.

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Coming Soon!

October 24th marks the launch date of the Literacy Leadership Change-makers mini-series. This 14 episode miniseries will take the place of regularly scheduled Literacy Leadership Podcast programming, and will feature mastermind miniseries co-hosts Linda Diamond, Dr. Tim Odegard, and Dr. Tracy Weeden, as they have extensive conversations with renowned thought leaders in the literacy space.

Do you realize there are several ways to leave footprints in this world, whether you are doing it consciously or unconsciously? Footprints can be left for good or left that creates negativity. Footprints can also be so light and insignificant that they get washed away by the next wave that comes along. In this podcast, Dr. Terrie Noland reminds us why we need to leave big, bold, strong, positive footprints as Literacy Leaders.

✪✪✪ As literacy leaders we need to leave FOOTPRINTS that last a lifetime. ✪✪✪

This week Dr. Terrie Noland sits down with Dr. Molly Ness to dive in to the history and the current impact of Learning Ally's Spotlight on Dyslexia conference. They highlight some speakers and bring to light the energy and the feeling of community that is found at this epic event.

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This podcast space is a place where we not only focus on literacy and leadership, but we focus on the humans that bring Literacy Leadership to life. In this week's episode, Dr. Terrie Noland, takes a concept from Brendon Burchard, to help us center ourselves on how we can show up every day in the best way possible. This episode will leave you inspired to take your meds.