Jasmine Lane's guest appearances

Jasmine Lane

Science of Reading: The Podcast

Filling The Pail

The Last Samarrai

Natalie Wexler

Sonia Cabell

Doug Lemov

Emily Hanford

Katharine Birbalsingh

Dylan Wiliam

Judith Hochman

Pamela Snow

Emily Lutrick

Lois Letchford

Tim Rasinski

Robert Pondiscio

Jan Hasbrouck

Daisy Christodoulou

Anne Lucas

OwlTail

Jasmine Lane is a teacher and education writer based in the United States. In this episode, Jasmine talks to Greg Ashman about how she became a teacher, why the killing of George Floyd makes it even more important for Black people to fight distraction and disengagement from education, what Shakespeare has to offer kids in the inner city and why learning standard English is important. Along the way, Greg and Jasmine discuss the literary canon, researchED and so-called 'carceral pedagogies'.  

Jasmine Lane is a teacher and education writer based in the United States. In this episode, Jasmine talks to Greg Ashman about how she became a teacher, why the killing of George Floyd makes it even more important for Black people to fight distraction and disengagement from education, what Shakespeare has to offer kids in the inner city and why learning standard English is important. Along the way, Greg and Jasmine discuss the literary canon, researchED and so-called 'carceral pedagogies'.

Jasmine Lane, a high school English teacher, discusses the importance of equity and education and the disconnect between how teachers feel and what they need to do to push education forward for all students, regardless of their background. She also shares how education has changed her life, how her students have been impacted by their early literacy teachers, and how high schoolers fill in the gaps for things they missed early on. Quotes:“The science of reading–that’s my push for equity because every child deserves to be able to read.” “We want all kids to succeed. If that’s not equity, I don’t know what is.”Resources: Jasmine's BlogBlog: Project Forever FreePodcast discussion guideWant to discuss the episode? Join our Facebook group Science of Reading: The Community.

Jasmine Lane, a high school English teacher, discusses the importance of equity and education and the disconnect between how teachers feel and what they need to do to push education forward for all students, regardless of their background. She also shares how education has changed her life, how her students have been impacted by their early literacy teachers, and how high schoolers fill in the gaps for things they missed early on. Quotes: “The science of reading–that’s my push for equity because every child deserves to be able to read.”  “We want all kids to succeed. If that’s not equity, I don’t know what is.” Resources: <a href="https://jasmineteaches.wordpress.com/author/lane0340/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Jasmine's Blog</a> <a href="https://projectforeverfree.org/author/jasmine-lane/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Blog: Project Forever Free</a> <a href="https://amplify.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/CKLA_SOR_Podcast_Discussion_Guide_Jasmine_041520.pdf" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Podcast discussion guide</a> Want to discuss the episode? Join our <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/729021010879697/?fref=mentions&amp;__xts__%5B0%5D=68.ARB19MDO9h2XaT7NPmdurqUcIWKdw-c7A4FN3ttABBPKJJHh50fSJjSNGgMr10PjyDcNVduxzexsP75fRdm00AVrPj36IqIWQn-ChVnpYFI0y5htYV0OIujQH0pW7HU8W4GDE0f7v3tHJQnFcSj9IFMcsUNuouMltvOZ97ixorSJI5_2h7X9_TDh12ng-Njx1V85Rnzu38AZv3XFMl_qml392W7jzH7Fw8Vs_JyvNolAmRgWqdIdAyqEKho2WQgoAoXANVgWto8wyZSpVikJdzwgrYmlIR120zQ8V4yI5_eDTI9GN_GYiU6SswHclY45l7IMEiSkMnKKiWyAefpUVc2ilg&amp;__tn__=K-R" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook group Science of Reading: The Community</a>.

S1-11. The science of reading in middle school: Jasmine Lane