

S2E9: Nate Joseph on Meta-Analysis and the Scientific Principles of Teaching
4 snips Oct 10, 2022
Nate Joseph, author of the Scientific Principles of Teaching, discusses the methodology and criticisms of secondary meta-analysis in education. They explore the importance of evidence-based instruction, teaching phonemic awareness, and the debate between phonics and balanced literacy. The impact of content knowledge on standardized assessments, the effectiveness of repeated reading strategy, the impact of student choice and math instruction, and the effects of calculators on math instruction are also discussed.
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Introduction
00:00 • 2min
Meta-Analysis and Scientific Principles of Teaching
02:25 • 14min
Teaching Strategies and Curriculum Recommendations Based on Evidence-Based Instruction
16:40 • 4min
Approaches to Teaching Phonics and the Debate between Phonics and Balanced Literacy
20:27 • 11min
The Impact of Teaching Content Knowledge on Standardized Assessments
31:28 • 6min
The Effectiveness of Repeated Reading Strategy
37:54 • 8min
The Impact of Student Choice and Math Instruction
45:29 • 20min
The Impact of Calculators on Math Instruction and Challenges of Understanding Why
01:05:19 • 5min