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Do you like to read? I LOVE To Read! This is a photo of the library in Dalhart TX where I used to live. I took this photo while waiting for them to open for the day.

Uploaded by Sherrypeck19825 (92) • 11 months ago
Tags: reading, library, dalhart, texas, usa

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kintahay
(18)
Education for all

If the govenment is really serious about the dissemination of education, why not use the most accessible media to all? I am talking about Television. Why not produce more educational programs...

Started by kintahay (18) • 1 response • Last response by okkidokitokki (1387) • 5 months ago
Tags: education for all, literacy

antony2best
(344)
what is difference between literacy and education?

i've heard people saying that this person is literate or this person is educated and so on.looking by their use of these two words it is clear that both the words definitely mean different.but what...

Started by antony2best (344) in life • 13 responses • Last response by zhpshql (311) • 6 months ago
Tags: education, literacy, educated, knowledge, broader term for literacy

xarex777
(291)
The Importance of High Literacy Rate in the Country's Progress

A country is well developed if its citizens are educated or literate. If there is a high literacy rate, people tend to find jobs easily. If majorities of the people are employed, they will not be a...

Started by xarex777 (291) in people • 1 response • Last response by kapitu (722) • 7 months ago
Tags: country, economy, literacy, progress, widom

Anora_Eldorath
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Reading to your children

Reading is essentially the most important give a parent can give their children. It is a skill that they will use for the rest of their lives, and a skill that almost all other skills branch from. It...

Started by Anora_Eldorath (2598) in children • 4 responses • Last response by zweeb82 (1446) • 9 months ago
Tags: children, literacy, parenting, reading, book awards

tuckerbabies
(74)
BookCrossing.com

Have you heard of or been on bookcrossing.com? I really like this site. You register a book and it's given a unique number, you set it "free", people find it and journal about it. You can track...

Started by tuckerbabies (74) in books • 1 response • Last response by eclecticeducation (101) • 1 year ago
Tags: bookcrossing, books, journal, literacy
 

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Borderland
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Owning the Change Process

Today was a professional development day, and as these things go, it wasn’t bad. One thing that helped, I suspect, is that the school district curriculum department piggy-backed onto the Alaska...

Started in Borderland • 1 month ago • 0 responses
Tags: borderland, curriculum, education, literacy

Borderland
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An Ecology of Adolescent Literacy

This post is tangential to a series of posts that Tom Hoffman has done recently, in which he eviscerates the new Common Core(porate) English Language Arts Standards. I don’t see category links...

Started in Borderland • 2 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: borderland, curriculum, literacy

Borderland
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Getting Organized

We’re into the second week of school here this year. I’m still in the early getting-to-know-you period with my class, and we are all more or less on our best behavior, but judging from...

Started in Borderland • 4 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: education, literacy, reading workshop, teacher research

Joanne Jacobs
(14)
Literacy funds: early, middle and late

Congress is working on a $2.4 billion lliteracy bill that would double federal funding for reading, but spend only 35 percent on K-3 programs. Ten percent would go to pre-K, 50 percent to grades 4-12...

Started in Joanne Jacobs • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: education, adolescent literacy, literacy, mary ann zehr, reading

Borderland
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The Global Talent Pool

Yet another dire warning about the need for workers who can “thrive in the global economy:”[T]he Commission concludes that reform in mathematics and science will be possible only if we...

Started in Borderland • 6 months ago • 0 responses
Tags: borderland, curriculum, literacy, politics, science
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