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Children Who Can Read, But Don't...
Studies show what common sense tells us: the more kids read, the better they read and the more pleasure they get out of ...
Source: Reading Is Fundamental
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What Kids Who Don't Like To Read Like To Read™
"I don't like to read." That statement must be the granddaddy of all self-fulfilling prophecies.If a ...
Source: Parents' Choice Foundation
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Your Child's First Report Card
This might be the first time parents will receive a report on their kindergartener’s progress in school. Here are ...
Source: National Association for the Education of Young Children
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Ten Principles in Literacy Programs That Work
Ten Principles "An impressive and growing body of authoritative opinion and research evidence suggests that ...
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20 Ways for Parents to Encourage Reading
The following are some ways to turn a young reader's reluctance into enthusiasm: 1. Scout for things your children ...
Source: Reading Is Fundamental
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16 Ways to Bring Books Alive
When your child thinks of literature he probably thinks of hours spent alone, nose in a book. But reading is only one ...
Source: Education.com
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Readers May Get A Boost from Congress
Once a child reaches middle school they no longer need help with reading, right? Wrong, according to the new and ...
Source: Education.com
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Getting Your Child to Love Reading
Here are some expert techniques for encouraging kids to read.
Source: U.S. Department of Education
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Child Feeding Guide Age 3 to 5 Years
At this age, parents often become concerned about their child’s eating habits. Children often: • eat few ...
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Gender Gap: Why Boys Can't Keep Up
The classroom gender gap might not be what you expect: these days, it's more likely to be male students that just can't...
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Redshirting: What's It All About?
If you've got a four-year-old, you're probably all too aware: you've got a big decision coming. Is your child ready for...
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The Best Kids Magazines for the Elementary School Set
Books, shmooks. If your child groans at the thought of the library, a magazine subscription might be just the ticket....
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Characteristics of Fluent Versus Nonfluent Readers
Many individuals with dyslexia are considered "dysfluent," or not fluent in reading due to issues with automatically...
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Reading Readiness for Visual-Spatial Learners
Visual-spatial children master reading in a different manner from auditory-sequential children. Some VSLs have a...
Source: Visual Spatial Resource Center
