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More about Overcoming Obstacles in Teaching Reading and Writing: Podcast Episode 256

  During last week’s Arts of Language Podcast episode, Andrew and Julie discussed effective ways to overcome obstacles in teaching reading and writing. One of the techniques they mentioned was implementing copywork. But rather... read more

Feb 03, 2021

Nurturing Competent Communicators: Podcast Episodes 251 and 252

  One of Andrew’s most popular conference presentations is “Nurturing Competent Communicators,” which is predicated on two points. In podcast Episode 251, Andrew and Julie revisit the first of the points, which is this:... read more

Jan 08, 2021

Success in Teaching Writing: A Special Education Writing Conference from IEW

  We are excited to announce Success in Teaching Writing, an upcoming online conference that will focus on special needs. Happening on Saturday, January 16, 2021, this full-day writing conference will offer sessions for... read more

Dec 31, 2020

The Reader-Response Journal: A Dialectical Approach to Learning about Literature

  Who is Gail Ledbetter? She is a recent U. S. Air Force wing mom, retired homeschool mother of four, and accidental author of Timeline of Classics: Historical Context for the Good and Great... read more

Dec 04, 2020

But He Doesn’t Like to Read!

  For me, one of life’s greatest pleasures is cracking the spine on a delicious new novel. And one of the times I feel the most contemplative is right after I turn the last... read more

Nov 06, 2020

Meet the Mighty Morpheme!

  In addition to teaching Structure and Style writing to co-op classes and individual tutored students, I also work as a reading and spelling tutor, employing a structured literacy approach. To say that I... read more

Oct 20, 2020

Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast Episode 240

  You just never know what questions may come flying at Andrew when it rolls round to another episode of “Ask Andrew Anything.” This week’s show, Episode 240, is no different. Andrew addresses a... read more

Oct 07, 2020

Encouragement for the Journey

  The month of October marks Dyslexia Awareness Month. During these few weeks countries around the world recognize and share information about dyslexia, the most common learning disability. In March 2012 The Old Schoolhouse... read more

Oct 02, 2020

IEW and the English Language Learner, Part 1: Podcast Episode 238

  This past summer IEW held an online writing conference. This event, From Imitation to Innovation, drew thousands of attendees, who hailed from all over the globe. Before we kicked off the event, we... read more

Sep 23, 2020

Structure and Style with Primary Students: A Conversation with Linda Mikottis: Podcast Episode 235

  In podcast Episode 235, Julie welcomed Linda Mikottis into the studio. Linda had come from her home in Illinois to Oklahoma to conduct a Primary Structure and Style workshop, a professional development workshop... read more

Sep 02, 2020

An Interview with Doctors Brock and Fernette Eide, Part 1: Podcast Episode 231

  Recently Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker invited some special guests to the Arts of Language Podcast: physicians Brock and Fernette Eide. The Eides, leading researchers and clinicians on learning disabilities, are the authors... read more

Aug 05, 2020

More about Overcoming Obstacles in Teaching Reading and Writing: Podcast Episode 256

  During last week’s Arts of Language Podcast episode, Andrew and Julie discussed effective ways to overcome obstacles in teaching reading and... read more

Nurturing Competent Communicators: Podcast Episodes 251 and 252

  One of Andrew’s most popular conference presentations is “Nurturing Competent Communicators,” which is predicated on two points. In podcast Episode 251,... read more

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Success in Teaching Writing: A Special Education Writing Conference from IEW

  We are excited to announce Success in Teaching Writing, an upcoming online conference that will focus on special needs. Happening on... read more

The Reader-Response Journal: A Dialectical Approach to Learning about Literature

  Who is Gail Ledbetter? She is a recent U. S. Air Force wing mom, retired homeschool mother of four, and accidental... read more

But He Doesn’t Like to Read!

  For me, one of life’s greatest pleasures is cracking the spine on a delicious new novel. And one of the times... read more

Meet the Mighty Morpheme!

  In addition to teaching Structure and Style writing to co-op classes and individual tutored students, I also work as a reading... read more

Ask Andrew Anything: Podcast Episode 240

  You just never know what questions may come flying at Andrew when it rolls round to another episode of “Ask Andrew... read more

Encouragement for the Journey

  The month of October marks Dyslexia Awareness Month. During these few weeks countries around the world recognize and share information about... read more

IEW and the English Language Learner, Part 1: Podcast Episode 238

  This past summer IEW held an online writing conference. This event, From Imitation to Innovation, drew thousands of attendees, who hailed... read more

Structure and Style with Primary Students: A Conversation with Linda Mikottis: Podcast Episode 235

  In podcast Episode 235, Julie welcomed Linda Mikottis into the studio. Linda had come from her home in Illinois to Oklahoma... read more

An Interview with Doctors Brock and Fernette Eide, Part 1: Podcast Episode 231

  Recently Andrew Pudewa and Julie Walker invited some special guests to the Arts of Language Podcast: physicians Brock and Fernette Eide.... read more

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