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Episode 139
As we continue our focus on comprehension this month, we’re revisiting one of our most essential conversations.
In this episode, we explore a foundational truth about reading: comprehension depends on knowledge.
We’re joined by cognitive scientist Daniel Willingham, who explains why background knowledge is one of the strongest drivers of reading comprehension and why strategies alone can’t compensate for gaps in knowledge.
We also talk with Barbara Davidson, Executive Director of the Knowledge Matters Campaign, about the role strong, knowledge-building curriculum plays in helping students access complex text.
Whether this is your first listen or a return, this episode remains foundational.
Resources
- Knowledge Matters Campaign website
- Books by Daniel Willingham
- Reading Rockets Q&A with Daniel Willingham
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