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Join 600 educators in the School District of Philadelphia as they embark on a journey to rethink everything they know about teaching reading. From a teacher’s tearful realization that she had been teaching “wrong” to a deputy superintendent whose own story shows how literacy can change lives, discover the heart behind this district’s push for reform. Featuring Nicole Ormandy and Megan Gierka.
Discover more: imaginelearning.com/heart-work/literacy-crisis
Host: Lauren Keeling
Series Producer and Director: Justyna Welsh
Producer & Writer: Anise Lee
Producer: Danny McPadden
Editor: Kristan Crawford
Recording Engineer: Dan Victory
Audio Editor & Mixer: Fraser Allan
Set Supervisor: Tyler Kavanaugh
Artwork: Ellen Forsyth
Location Recording Team: David Sexton, Danny McPadden, and Kristan Crawford
Executive Producer: David McGinty
A big thank you to the School District of Philadelphia for welcoming us into their Summer Institute — and all the educators who shared their stories with us for this episode.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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Join 600 educators in the School District of Philadelphia as they embark on a journey to rethink everything they know about teaching reading. From a teacher’s tearful realization that she had been teaching “wrong” to a deputy superintendent whose own story shows how literacy can change lives, discover the heart behind this district’s push for reform. Featuring Nicole Ormandy and Megan Gierka.
Discover more: imaginelearning.com/heart-work/literacy-crisis
Host: Lauren Keeling
Series Producer and Director: Justyna Welsh
Producer & Writer: Anise Lee
Producer: Danny McPadden
Editor: Kristan Crawford
Recording Engineer: Dan Victory
Audio Editor & Mixer: Fraser Allan
Set Supervisor: Tyler Kavanaugh
Artwork: Ellen Forsyth
Location Recording Team: David Sexton, Danny McPadden, and Kristan Crawford
Executive Producer: David McGinty
A big thank you to the School District of Philadelphia for welcoming us into their Summer Institute — and all the educators who shared their stories with us for this episode.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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