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A Parent s Concern with Mandated Reading Programs (Part 2) Stop Home

Last year, I posted a piece by a parent of a middle schooler in Massachusetts, who had asked, to no avail, that her child be allowed to opt out of the Renaissance Learning s Accelerated Reader program. Today, she provide
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Educating Too Early | Laura Grace Weldon

Learning does not necessarily flow from instruction. Especially for preschoolers.
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Children Learn More Through Play Than Didactic Instruction | Diane Rav

The Néw York Times has a terrific article about the importance of play in early childhood development. The article cites research on cognitive development to show that children eventually are better students if they lear
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Is Reading Really Such a Superior Hobby? Pages Unbound | Book Review

Reading has always seemed to have an aura of intellect and culture around it.  Parents and educators fear for the development of children who to prefer watch TV or play video games rather than read.  New acquaintances lo
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Why I Object to the Term Science of Reading | Diane Ravitch s blog

As anyone who read my book Left Back (2000) knows, I have long been persuaded of the value of phonetic instruction for early readers. I was a friend of the late Jeanne Chall, who began her career as a kindergarten teache
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Literacy Experts: There Is No “Science of Reading” | Diane Ravitch s b

Three literacy experts—David Reinking, Peter Smagorinsky, and David B. Yaden—wrote in opposition to the current “science of reading” frenzy. Unfortunately, their article does not mention the journalist Emily Hanford, who
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Kids Are NOT Falling Behind. They Are Surviving a Pandemic | gadflyont

The key is providing people with the opportunities and the circumstances that maximize the likelihood of learning. Not pedantically checking off skills and benchmarks.
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Gamification: why I m a skeptic te(a)ch french

Just get started already... I ve been contemplating this post for a couple days. Now it s time to stop the researching and thinking and just write. We ll see how this goes! [This post got LONG...sorry!] Gamification vs G
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My Daughter is Not a Widget | gadflyonthewallblog

She needs literature – not standardized tests. She needs mysteries to solve – not Common Core. She needs equitable resources – not charter schools.
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Created a blog template with Sveltekit - DEV Community

I created a simple blog template with Sveltekit. Tagged with svelte, sveltekit, template, javascript.
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