James Murphy, editor, tells us about the intention behind The ResearchED Guide to Literacy: An Evidence-Informed Guide for Teachers. He talks about why it's important for teachers to engage with <accurate, valid> research because "we don't know what we don't know" ... and how it's important to be able to determine what is truth vs. truth-y. James also mentions this article by Keith Stanovich titled Using Science and Reason in Education.

If you'd like to hear more from James, watch this video: The Bridge Over the Reading Gap.

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Ep. 64: James Murphy on The researchED Guide to Literacy