Por: The Advocate Opinion October 10, 2022
I have been following the stories about the state education superintendent and his proposal to by completing 30 hours of work during the summer. I think that his proposal is not enough.As a person who struggled with reading comprehension when I was young, I had to read a lot of books that were not fun or easy. It took great effort to become adroit in reading.In their book, “How to Read a Book,” Mortimer J. Adler and Charles Van Doren say... + full article
Newsweek USA Life October 13, 2022
The Watcher is the new true-crime series streaming on Netflix now about the hair-raising ordeal faced by Maria and Derek Broaddus.In June 2014, the couple purchased their dream home at 657 Boulevard, Westfield, New Jersey, but their dream quickly became an a nightmare when they... + más
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Newsweek USA Nation October 11, 2022
It's been a year since Josh Wardle, a New York software developer, first released Wordle to the public yet the game's extraordinary popularity shows few signs of abating.Part of the game's beauty is its simplicity, with no experience required to play. Each day the... + más
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The Advocate USA Opinion October 11, 2022
Upon reading 's Oct. 3 piece on our state's low literacy rates in lower elementary schools, I was appalled to learn that more than half of students K-3 are reading below grade level.Perhaps our educational leaders should do their homework and refer to a 2019 opinion... + más
Hurricane Ian didn't come anywhere near Louisiana. But it could still roil our insurance market | The Advocate
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The Boston Globe USA Nation October 10, 2022
In a small room at the Rafael Hernández Dual Language K-8 School, Maddie Smith carefully enunciated the sound of every letter in “shut,” guiding a young student who stumbled over the word during a spelling and reading assessment.“It’s not a test,” she reassured the... + más
State education board approves literacy screening mandate to detect learning disabilities | The Boston Globe
First Literacy holds first open house in two years | The Boston Globe
The Advocate USA Entertainment October 09, 2022
My cousin Deborah and I have been writing letters to one another for most of our lives.The first letters were exchanged when my dad took a foreign assignment that brought us to live in Thessaloniki, Greece, for 18 months. We returned home to live in the same hometown for our... + más
Actually, Dr. Oz Is Right That It’s OK to “Smash” Your Cousin! | Slate
Pregnant woman, others recount surviving Hurricane Ian's wrath in Okeechobee County | WPTV
The Atlantic USA Life September 24, 2022
They need time to recharge. But taking a break shouldn’t mean ignoring academic skills altogether. and Elena XausaJune 1, 2021Editor’s Note: Every Tuesday, Abby Freireich and Brian Platzer take questions from readers about their kids’ education. Have one? Email them at... + más
Homeroom: Summer Learning Is About More Than Reading and Math | The Atlantic
Homeroom: The Pandemic’s Potential Silver Lining for Kids | The Atlantic
The Advocate USA Politics September 17, 2022
The state is preparing to launch a scaled-down version of a program to aid students with reading problems that is named after the late Steve Carter, who championed literacy for years when he served in the Legislature.The Steve Carter Literacy Program won unanimous legislative... + más
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