S5E29: Owen Engelmann on field testing direct instruction programs

2026-05-31

Progressively Incorrect

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Welcome back to Progressively Incorrect. I’m your host, Dr. Zach Groshell. Today I’m bringing you an episode from the Direct Instruction Podcast—one that I think anyone interested in instructional design, curriculum development, or evidence-based teaching will find fascinating. I’m joined by Owen Engelmann of Engelmann-Becker Corporation, the curriculum development organization founded by Siegfried Engelmann and…

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S5E29: Owen Engelmann on field testing direct instruction programs

Progressively Incorrect

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S6E1: Kurt Engelmann and Alisa Kerr on Sold a Story, Season 2

S5E34: Anita Archer on the principles of explicit instruction

S5E33: Sean Morrisey on word mapping, vocabulary routines, and durable word knowledge

S5E32: Doug Gray on Alaskan schools, bush teaching, and better systems for students

S5E31: Katharine Beals on facilitated communication and educational pseudoscience

S5E30: Sarah Oberle and Mitch Weathers on executive functions for K-3 classrooms

S5E29: Owen Engelmann on field testing direct instruction programs

S5E28: AJ Pettway on “student-centered learning,” instructional coaching, and school leadership

S5E27: Matt Bateman and Laura Mazer set the record straight on Montessori

S5E26: Ste Robinson on mastery-based, knowledge-rich PE