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<p>Each episode focuses on what <em>principals</em> need to know and do to improve literacy outcomes: understanding the science of reading, knowing what to look for in classrooms, supporting teachers without micromanaging, and building systems that actually work for all students including emergent bilinguals and students with learning disabilities.</p>
<p>Hosted with a clear eye on Texas expectations and realities, the podcast features conversations with experienced principals, literacy researchers, and education leaders who translate research into practical leadership moves.</p>
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