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Enjoy this Success Story from Mornington Park Primary School. It is important to note that the success rested on the fact that the principal and teachers did not get bogged down
Enjoy this Success Story from Mornington Park Primary School. It is important to note that the success rested on the fact that the principal and teachers did not get bogged down
Continued and often heated debates about how teachers and parents can best help young children learn to read are closely related to different definitions of, and understandings about, what effective
Free podcast from Cue Learning In Episode 20, experienced author and literacy consultant Mike Dumbleton joins Phil and Sharon Callen to share his story and insights. Mike is a writer and Literacy Consultant. He
Heidi Anne E. Mesmer & Priscilla L. Griffith. (2005) International Reading Association (pp. 366–376) Very experienced K-3 teachers from across the United States, who were members of the ‘International Reading association’,
Bowers, J. and Bowers, P. This article suggests reading instruction should be informed by building teachers’ pedagogical content knowledge about English spellings, namely the knowledge that spelling is organised by both
Bowers, J. Educational Psychology Review (2020) 32:681-705 In this article the author reviews and critiques experimental studies that have assessed the efficacy of systematic phonics instruction. The article claims there is
In The Conversation March 4, 2021 by Roslyn Petelin In 1973 Pat Manser answered an advertisement in the Sydney Morning Herald seeking a research assistant to work on phonetic transcriptions for
Time to register! The twenty-first century has brought about disruptive changes across all parts of society, providing educators with a variety of opportunities and challenges, including those resulting from a global
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