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Parent and teacher conferences: Are you prepared
Parent/teacher conferences are right around the corner. These 15-30 minutes conferences are designed to give parents/caregivers/teachers the opportunity to discuss every child’s academic, social/emotional and physical development. Do you know what to expect during your meeting(s)?… (continue reading)
Summer learning loss- Can we stop it?
Summer learning loss is a reality
Not only do children lose 3 months of reading skills out of 12 during the summer but without some guidance reading alone will not slow this decline.
10 ways… (continue reading)
New research on how we learn
Do we learn more by exposure to the big picture or the parts?
The new research supporting the answer might surprise you. According, to the latest research from (AERA) The American Educational Research Association, we learn… (continue reading)
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1 Minute weekly reading tips
Read, read, read all about it!
We hear this mantra and think immediately of the local paper boy or a daily newspaper.
What excites us about headlines and the details of non-fiction stories?
Many read… (continue reading)
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Are you helping your child learn to read or become a reader?
Recently, the My Baby Can Read DVD program was discredited as having no effect on babies or toddlers. It was actually found that parents sharing the same high frequency words with children the same age had… (continue reading)
Reading Beginnings: Reading with Kids
It is a priceless opportunity to help your child learn to read. The process takes patience- most days. ïŠ
Then you’ll have those ah-ha moments, you hear teachers talk about, where your child happily makes… (continue reading)
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Beginning Reader
Motivating children to read
What motivates kids to read? What was the last book you read? Most adults pick up a new book due to a personal interest in it. Some readers might avidly follow a… (continue reading)
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