Substacks recommended by Natalie Wexler

Recommended by Natalie Wexler

Karen Vaites's takes on K-12 education and more

From the heart to the womb, I write about women’s health -- based on well-researched investigations into medical breakthroughs as well as issues that arise in books, movies and current media, and questions posed by readers and friends.

Lots of helpful information about health and well-being.

- Natalie Wexler

The Next 30 Years

By Robert Pondiscio

A platform seeking to bridge the gaps between education practice, policy, and research.

Paul Kirschner

Emeritus professor of educational psychology, Educational realist, Grumpy old man

Kirschner is a highly regarded cognitive scientist who draws on a wealth of knowledge and writes about it in a way that's useful and accessible to educators.

- Natalie Wexler

The Learning Dispatch

By Carl Hendrick

Making sense of how learning happens.

Lauren Brown on Education

By Lauren S. Brown

Passionate social studies teacher considering important issues in education for educators, parents and concerned citizens.

The Curriculum Insight Project

A collaborative effort to illuminate the K-12 curriculum landscape for educators & advocates. We get into the important weeds for popular and emerging programs.

The Curriculum Insight Project is uncovering some serious problems with popular literacy curricula that have gotten high ratings from EdReports and alerting educators to at least one effective curriculum that has gotten mediocre ratings.

- Natalie Wexler

No More Marking

By Daisy Christodoulou

Education, assessment and technology by Daisy Christodoulou & Dr Chris Wheadon

Dr Nathaniel Swain

Classroom Teacher, Instructional Coach, Researcher at La Trobe School of Education, PhD in Education — #science #literacy #language #humanities #arts Founder - @thinkforwardedu, SLP, Linguist

Having read (and endorsed!) Nathaniel Swain's forthcoming book, I know he has a lot of sensible things to say about how to use cognitive science to inform classroom practice.

- Natalie Wexler

The Science of Learning

By Jim Hewitt

Research related to the Science of Learning and its implications for effective teaching practices.

A great way to keep up with developments in cognitive science, explained clearly.

- Natalie Wexler

WNY Education Alliance Newsletter

what you should know this week in education & literacy

Rebecca Birch - On Education

Exploring the intersection of evidence-based teaching, literacy, and the cultural politics of education. I write about how research, policy, and classroom practice collide—and what that means for teachers, students, and the future of education.

Eduwonk

By Andrew Rotherham

Education news, analysis, commentary

American Inequality

By Jeremy Ney

Cutting across inequalities on housing, healthcare, education, jobs, tech, and policy. Did we mention we love maps?

The Bell Ringer

By Holly Korbey

Reporting, tools and resources on the science of learning

Filling The Pail

By Greg Ashman

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." – As W. B. Yeats never said

Minding the Gap

Recommended by Natalie Wexler