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  • Why Baby Talk Matters

    Whether you find this adorable or aggravating, gaggles of parents around the world speak to their infants in singsong “goos” and “gahs.” The style has diverse names, from baby talk and motherese (but what about Dad?) to the neutral and more official-sounding child- or infant- directed speech.

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  • Phonemic Awareness

    Phonemes are the smallest discernible unit of sound in speech. Phonemic awareness is knowledge of, and capacity to manipulate, individual phonemes in spoken words.

    Over the past four decades there has been an increasing understanding of the important role phonemic awareness plays in beginning reading success.

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  • Learning “Difficulties” Success

    Here are 10 facts we think the world should know about dyslexia. Please watch, share and spread the word!

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  • 8 Ways Kids can Calm Down Anywhere

    There are so many wonderful ways that kids can calm down when upset. From sensory breaks, brain breaks, yoga, etc., but often there are times that kids need help calming down outside of the home, or in a situation where such opportunities are not available. These calming tools allow for kids to calm down anywhere, in the car, or even in a crowd.

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  • Adults with Dyslexia

    Before the diagnosis I was just a bit thick. Or so my teachers had me believe. Over the years I'd been called stupid so many times that I accepted it as fact. I wasn't going to do well in my exams, and my dream to become a writer was considered a joke.

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  • Light bulb Moment by a Primary Teacher

    Literacy is freedom for our kids

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  • Strict Parenting but with Good Reason

    As the majority of the so-called adults in charge across the globe begin to mirror the villains I grew up reading about, I find myself going back through old, worn favourites as well as buying plenty of new releases that help keep me sane. Kids’ literature, after all, is probably the best place to look for advice on dealing with monsters. I don’t know where I’d be without them.

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  • Why Adults Need Kids’ Books More Than Ever

    As the majority of the so-called adults in charge across the globe begin to mirror the villains I grew up reading about, I find myself going back through old, worn favourites as well as buying plenty of new releases that help keep me sane. Kids’ literature, after all, is probably the best place to look for advice on dealing with monsters. I don’t know where I’d be without them.

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  • The Elephant in the Classroom

    In this blog, I aim to help Primary classroom teachers identify the elephants…I mean dyslexic children in their midst. I feel that teachers often have a good instinct but perhaps lack confidence, or are limited by school policy, when it comes to identification of dyslexia.

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  • Developing Professional Resilience

    Being an early childhood educator can be both rewarding and challenging. Here are just a few of the responsibilities early childhood educators have.

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