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A very thoughtful discussion about how reading is a complex process in which pattern and predictability are used to make meaning and why the concept of “typoglycemia” is an oversimplification not a scientific rule. Reference: Stollznow, K. Sramcbled wrods: the real...
A call to focus on learning through play for all children and young people. Reference: Murray B. J. (2026, May 11). ‘One of the greatest invisible tragedies’: is the loss of childhood imagination inevitable? The Guardian (An edited extract from Childhood by Brendan...
SchoolNews by Bronte Tomkins May 2026 Story Dogs is an Australia-wide program that sees volunteers bring their dogs to primary schools where children can read to them in a private, non-judgmental and fun setting. It was established with the intention of improving...
ASCD SmartBrief 15 April 2026 by Kanoe Namahoe The lights are low. Crickets are chirping. Inside the tents, light flickers, casting shadows on the walls. School librarian Shaye Miller smiles at the students, who are clustered excitedly around her. “We’re at a...
A letter from Andy Griffiths A very big thank you to all the families who turned out to my first family shows as Laureate in Bendigo and Kyneton. It’s always a privilege and thrill to lead readers on an adventure up the garden path, down the other side and into a...
ascd April 2, 2026 by Jenn David-Long Lawyers read. Doctors read. But principals? How often do you hear that they’re just too busy, that their day-to-day job of managing schools simply doesn’t allow any time for professional reading? The solution isn’t to wait for the...
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