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All the arguments for reading aloud to your kids, even after they've learnt to read themselves. Reference: Cox, R. (2025, May,9) Why it’s important to read aloud to your kids – even after they can read themselves. The Conversation. Link:...
"If we’re genuine about addressing the teacher shortage and retaining the excellent teachers we already have in the system – not just recruiting more of the ‘best and brightest’ so we can burn them out – we could start by making the decision to stop infantilizing...
Many have addressed the issues and debates within reading instruction, but here Green offers a fresh reinterpretation pointing to the bases of various arguments and shows them to be steeped in biblical ideas stemming from the Matthew and Peter effect. The...
This informative article compares the reading habits of Australians and compares them to those of 19 other countries both English and non-English speaking. Several myths and ‘commonsense’ notions are challenged by the data gathered by the European and International...
"Noella Mackenzie and Martina Tassone explore the Simple View of Reading (SVR) in this third post to celebrate Book Week. This describes reading at a single point in time: decoding x listening/ linguistic comprehension = reading comprehension (D x LC = RC). "...
This is the fourth of six blog posts which will be reviewed on this site, in this post the authors examine the many terms used to describe the teaching of reading. They note that over the last decade over 14,000 peer reviewed journal articles have been published that...
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