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Ep.66-Is the term “SoR” overused? Special Guest Emina McLean SoR? SoL? Structured Literacy?
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Is the term “SoR” overused? Special Guest Emina McLean
SoR?
SoL?
Structured Literacy?
Quote:
“What does that mean? In concrete terms, what exactly would you observe in these schools
with respect to documentation, assessment, or teaching and learning practices that would
mean they were an “SoL” school, and who decides?” – Emina McLean
“There is no such thing as an “SoR” curriculum, resource, or set of instructional techniques.”
Article:
https://www.eminamclean.com/post/has-the-science-of-reading-become-a-rampant-thought-
terminating-clich%C3%A9
Emina McLean Bio:
https://www.eminamclean.com/
EMINA MCLEAN
Emina is an Australian language and literacy expert. She holds qualifications in speech
pathology, adolescent counseling, youth mental health (psychiatry), public health, and
education, and she is currently completing her PhD (Education). She is a lecturer, researcher,
Primary English and literacy leader, instructional coach, professional learning provider, and
education consultant. Emina works with systems, schools, leaders, and teachers to develop
ambitious and rigorous assessment, curriculum, and instruction practices in English and literacy.
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