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Welcome to Science of Reading the podcast.

I'm your host, Susan Lambert.

As the reading science movement continues to grow even during this unprecedented time,

it's so important to stay focused on what it

takes to develop confident and capable readers. As we've learned, change can happen fast. That makes it even

more important to stay connected and learn from each other. The more we learn and listen, the more prepared will be to lead.

Together, let's voice challenges and take action.

Today marks an exciting first for Science of Reading the podcast. It's an international episode.

It was such a privilege to talk with Pam Snow, Professor of Cognitive Psychology and the School of Education at La Trobe University in Melbourne, Australia,

and Maria Murray, one of the founders of the Reading League here in the United States.

On our episode today, we go back to the foundations

of reading science, myths, and scientific evidence, and how that applies to our current reality.

Maria and Pam, I'm so excited to have both of you join, and I was going to say, I think this is

the first time we've done an international episode, but I know this is the first time we have.

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