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Keep An Inventory to Track Areas of Difficulty With Reading

When someone passes judgment on your child, the reaction is typically one of pain and anger, though not necessarily in that order.

To Read Textbooks Effectively, New Skills are in Order

Transitions from memorization to paraphrasing can catch many off guard

Basic Skills May Be Rusty After a Summer Off

Unless students have continued to keep their skills sharp throughout the summer, they may stumble out of the gate when they are confronted with the expectations of their new grade.

As Video Gaming Continues to Grow, The Rules Remain The Same

The question of where video games belong in the toy hierarchy is one I am asked every five years or so.

Open Sourcing Has Changed The Research Process, But Not The Goal

Teachers from elementary school all the way up to the collegiate level are still on the fence about the credibility of Wikipedia, and where to draw the line.

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