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"To celebrate Book Week, EduResearch Matters is publishing a six part series on reading by Noella Mackenzie and Martina Tassone. A jungle is a land covered with dense forest and tangled vegetation, usually in tropical climates. The jungle metaphor describes...
"The term ‘evidence-based’ is used widely. It can be appealing even if it is not clear how the evidence being referenced was collected or analysed. Reading related science is complex. Evidence coming from science needs to be viewed from different...
Early years teachers are identifying a worrying cultural trend affecting children’s spoken language development – their ability to talk – which has implications for early literacy learning. Reference: Gardner, P. & Kuzich,S. (2024,September,5). The right time to...
Literacy is a fundamental human right and a matter of social justice. Every year on International Literacy Day (ILD), we (ILA) reaffirm this belief and our shared mission with UNESCO, the founder of ILD. This global observance serves as a reminder of the critical need...
This short, succinct post in the AARE Blog, EduResearch Matters, was published in September 2024. The post shines a light on students starting school with poor verbal skills, linked to parents’ use of mobile phones, as well as poor core body strength and both gross...
Morpurgo, M. (2016, September 21) Book Trust Annual Lecture. TES Magazine. Beloved Children’s author Michael Morpurgo in this Book Trust Annual Lecture takes up the issue of the importance of a reading culture where society as a whole values books, literature and most...
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