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Paul Thomas3 years ago

Friendly request ... third grade proficiency is not the goal ... Reading begins with the love of books ... I love the video and appreciate the sentiment BTW but I worry about the rhetoric around reading

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Dan Wuori3 years ago

We’re on the same page, Paul.

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Marg Turley3 years ago

- and we hear of inspectors saying that there should ONLY be phonically decodable books in reception/Y1 classrooms. The love of books is a great precursor to learning to be a proficient reader.

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Dr. Dana Suskind3 years ago

Absolutely!

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ShotokuTech3 years ago

@lavallee_terry Yes! Not screen time! 💯‼️

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Dr Kate Cushing #SaveOurNHS3 years ago

Wonderful

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zarkmuckerburg Ⓥ3 years ago

As a Reading Specialist-YES!!! One of the critical missing pieces in my high poverty school.

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Robin Melay Pizzo3 years ago

I'd rather it be a LOVE OF READING BEGINS right here! 💕💕

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Alison Hawkins3 years ago

ABSOLUTELY - looked at the skills being displayed, and extended. Look at the enjoyment.

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iGymMom3 years ago

Absolutely

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