As educators, we know just how limited instructional time is — but we can't let social studies take a backseat to other priorities. 🚗 Our Interactive Guide and On-Demand Webinar are here to help you begin implementing inquiry-based social studies. The benefits of social studies instruction extend beyond your classroom and into your community. ❤️ Download now. ➡️ https://lnkd.in/gpUmQg_H
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#read4luv is a month-long medai blitz promoting reading with children. Literacy is life changing! please share your posts with the tag
Did you know that reading aloud to children of all ages for just 15 minutes a day sets them up for a lifelong love of reading❓ Children who read succeed in school and life. That's why literacy expert Carol St. George, a professor in teaching and curriculum at the Warner School of Education, is leading a monthlong social media campaign to promote the importance of reading aloud with children of all ages. Throughout the month of February, share your love for reading with a child and help us capture these special moments. Please share pictures and posts of reading with someone special, your favorite book, or your favorite place to read on social media using the hashtag #Read4Luv. ❤️ 📚
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The news cycle can feel relentless, and it can be difficult to know how to look after children's wellbeing when discussing the news. That's why our NewsWise team are back with their series of free webinars for educators, covering: 🔎 How to build pupils' resilience to fake news and misinformation 📰 How to transform your classroom into a newsroom to get authentic news writing outcomes 💙 How to look after pupils’ wellbeing when discussing the news A two-part series, the webinars are designed to complement each other, so sign up for both! Part one, 4th June, 4pm: Talking about the news and supporting children's wellbeing https://lnkd.in/enPgzF7h Part two, 11th June, 4pm: Transform your classroom into a newsroom https://lnkd.in/e-D-rvJ6 This is aimed at primary school educators, school advisors, Literacy subject leads, PSHE subject leads, librarians and school leaders Developed in partnership with National Literacy Trust and PSHE Association
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Always good to hear more about supporting reading. A key life skill for all.
Join us on Thursday the 21st March at 4pm for a free virtual event on supporting reading at home and at school. We are hosting the webinar together with the Education Endowment Foundation (EEF). Our CEO Tom Harbour will be joined by guest Chloe Butlin (Content Specialist for Literacy at the EEF) to discuss how teachers can support reading in school and at home. This will draw on the EEF’s recent work on the reading comprehension strategies as well as insights from the Learning with Parents digital reading log. The event will focus on decoding, comprehension and reading for pleasure. You can register below. https://bit.ly/3T48dDY
Free Webinar: Supporting reading at school and at home
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Discover the benefits of reading and explore how reading enhances children's learning, fosters social connections, and promotes overall well-being. Click the link below to access valuable FREE resources: https://lnkd.in/gSMxdiri
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Business Development Director @ The Day News & Media Ltd. Campaigning to give every young person access to an engaging education which provides them with the essential life skills to succeed.
Gen Z are digital natives and it's time for us to embrace that. As parents, educators, and teachers, we need to stop forcing our analogue views and obsession with the printed word onto them. Don't get me wrong I LOVE books and I read to my kids every night, but as teens they no longer read for pleasure. However, with resources like The Day, they can still read online while improving their vocabulary and critical literacy skills. It even provides a safe and balanced platform to spark debate on difficult and controversial subjects. Let's give our kids the tools they need to thrive in today's digital world. #GenZ #digitalnatives #TheDay #education #literacyskills
What's the appeal of using non-fiction resources within the curriculum? 🤔 ...for your students, it won't even feel like reading! 📖 Assistant Headteacher James Pledger argues that current affairs are a brilliant conversation-starter to tackle the issues affecting young people, such as misogyny. With a recent Ofcom study finding a growing number of children accessing and viewing inappropriate content online, we propose that making the classroom a safe space for students to sensitively approach difficult topics is the way forward! Watch The Tate Debate, and catch up with our other webinars, below 👇 https://lnkd.in/eyFj2u6F
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How to inspire reading among different age groups? Access our key findings from the What Kids Are Reading 2024 report today to understand the impact of year-group variations on reading trends and educational success. Register now and be among the first to receive the report! https://bit.ly/45PY2sI
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👩🏫 Gone are the days of a one-size-fits-all approach to education. Check out our latest blog to learn how a deep understanding of pedagogy in special education can equip educators and therapists with the tools needed to drive positive student outcomes. 🔗 https://ow.ly/Sy6X50Q7FhP
Pedagogy in Special Ed: How to Support Students Beyond Academics
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School days are turning to summer days, but questions about learning never end. If you’re looking for some tips on “Handling School Issues” with multiples, check out our new narrated presentation. It’s a blend of information from our Education Toolkit, including an explanation of Multiples of America’s Guidelines for the Education of Multiple Birth Children. View it by yourself or with your club, or share it with some local educators. https://lnkd.in/grYiAMqy
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Bridging the Gap - Dot to Drawing Foundation (Documentary) https://lnkd.in/gAWZyanm Dot to Drawing Foundation empowers underprivileged children through education and value based learning. A short Documentary
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March Break is quickly approaching for students, meaning that they’ll have a week off from classes. To ensure children don’t suffer from learning loss at this time, try these fun learning activities together as a family. https://loom.ly/hrG5ezU #familyliteracy #famlit #literacy #education #reading #marchbreak
5 Family Learning Activities for March Break l ABC Life Literacy Canada
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