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The idea that the “science” in reading instruction only supports phonics instruction has been “hard to dislodge,” said Maria ...
It’s the most basic hurdle in reading, and the strategies a teacher gives can make the difference in a student’s literacy ...
There is simply no educational equity, no opportunity and no meaningful learning without skilled and proficient reading — but ...
Five years after the pandemic forced children into remote instruction, two-thirds of U.S. fourth graders still cannot read at grade level . Reading s ...
A majority of districts chose HMH Into Reading, but teachers and parents have complained the material is dull and relies too ...
Despite decades of research about how children learn to read, too many schools across the country still rely on debunked ...
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With only four in 10 students reading on grade level by third grade, we can no longer accept the status quo. We are failing ...
Rushing to the archives, she borrowed two English books — one on Guyana's history, another on Burnham's life. Hours of focused reading later, she stepped into the meeting room with newfound clarity.
The East Indian described as an ‘exquisite and moving novel’ ... A Keene State College English professor’s novel, The East ...
A series of new laws aimed at transforming how reading is taught in Georgia’s public schools are now awaiting approval from ...
Michele Hewitson: "I have long had a liking for books by long-forgotten English lady writers who write about nothing very much." Photo / Getty Images ‘Mr and Mrs Berry always fixed the time for ...
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