In 2019, three of the top four most talked about articles in JAMA Pediatrics assessed the effects of screen time on children or adolescents. 1) “Association of Screen Time and Depression in […]
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Hard Words, Why Aren’t Our Kids Learning to Read?
I pulled this article from the latest AFT magazine online. Here’s the link to the entire magazine: American Educator AMERICAN EDUCATOR | WINTER 2018–2019 13 ILLUSTRATIONS BY LIZA FLORES Phonics […]
In today’s society, the child who doesn’t learn to read does not make it in life. If children don’t learn to read early enough, if they don’t learn to read with comprehension, if they don’t read fluently enough to read broadly and reflectively across all content areas, if they don’t learn to read effortlessly enough to render reading pleasurable, their chances for a fulfilling life—by whatever measure: academic success, financial stability, the ability to find satisfying work, personal autonomy, self-esteem—are practically nil.
I published this article in 2010. It is still current and truly important for us all. Rhyming songs and fun dances ought to slide in and out of the teaching […]
This series is perfect for developing interest and intrigue into former days. Each book covers overlooked facts that truly ignite the imagination. The reader is brought back in time while curiosity is stimulated by these unreported details.
Little Pencil Finds His Forever Friends Singing a song, telling a story or reading a picture book all help us teach the pencil grip. Written for teachers and parents […]
Note to readers: I did this by myself at the school because I wanted to compare the instruction at the school vs. my instruction with SSRW. No one asked me […]
We did it! We had our home wired with ethernet cables! Our home is completely wired! We have 4 ethernet cables running to various places in the house. Prior to […]