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Monthly Archives: November 2014
In praise of paper: why screen-based learning must not take over
In recent times, the use of computer technology has increased hugely. Tablets, laptops and interactive whiteboards feature commonly in lessons countrywide, from early years to A Level. The new National Curriculum requires all schools to teach coding to five … Continue reading
Posted in Opinion, Uncategorized
Tagged paper, screen time, screen-based learning, tuition centres
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How to encourage independent reading
The very best way to encourage independent reading is to lead by example and let your child see you read on a frequent basis. They will then see reading as a normal part of everyday life, and all children like to emulate … Continue reading
Posted in English, literacy, Reading
Tagged books, bookshop, independent reading, library, Urmston Bookshop
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Why Independent Reading is Essential for Your Child
Reading well is the key to learning across nearly all subjects in school. Reading aloud is highly beneficial and many children have this type of reading homework from school, but it’s absolutely crucial that they also read independently, inside their … Continue reading
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Tagged independent reading, reading, reading comprehension, reading speed, vocabulary
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