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Did you know we currently have TWENTY-FIVE MILLION American children who cannot read on grade level? Our students deserve better, and it’s imperative that we do everything we can to help. Register for our upcoming webinar ‘Reading Reimagined: We HAVE to Talk About This!’ on Wednesday, November 29, at noon Eastern as we discuss students’ literacy gaps and how to help. https://bit.ly/3Rzqiux

Did you know that we  currently have TWENTY-FIVE MILLION American children who cannot read on grade level? Our students deserve better, and it’s imperative we do everything we can to help. Register for our upcoming webinar ‘Reading Reimagined: We HAVE to Talk About This!’ on Wednesday, November 29, at noon eastern as we discuss students’ literacy gaps and how to help.  https://bit.ly/3Rzqiux

Did you know that we  currently have TWENTY-FIVE MILLION American children who cannot read on grade level? Our students deserve better, and it’s imperative we do everything we can to help. Register for our upcoming webinar ‘Reading Reimagined: We HAVE to Talk About This!’ on Wednesday, November 29, at noon eastern as we discuss students’ literacy gaps and how to help.  https://bit.ly/3Rzqiux

Did you know that we  currently have TWENTY-FIVE MILLION American children who cannot read on grade level? Our students deserve better, and it’s imperative we do everything we can to help. Register for our upcoming webinar ‘Reading Reimagined: We HAVE to Talk About This!’ on Wednesday, November 29, at noon eastern as we discuss students’ literacy gaps and how to help.  https://bit.ly/3Rzqiux 

Our role will have to be one of guidance. We will have to stand beside and guide our children as they navigate this loudly populated digital world. We must help them to become responsible savvy, digital citizen: literate in media literary. Media literacy is an essential 21st century skill. According to the Media Literacy in Early Childhood Report* “…As parents we need to help our children to access, engage and explore, comprehend and critically inquire” digital media. By implementing these 5 simple strategies, we can empower our young children to navigate the media landscape with intention, critical thinking, and responsible digital behaviour. Check out our new article from VP Learning Laurel Paula Jackson, PhD ! Let us know your thoughts :) https://lnkd.in/e26BpuY5

Check out our new blog post about Media Literacy in young children. Our VP Parenting Laurel Paula Jackson, PhD shares 5 simple yet essential strategies to empower our young children to navigate the media landscape with intention, critical thinking, and responsible digital behaviour. Let me know your thoughts 🤗

“Facts and truth are really essential to a democracy that functions as it should.” - Brittney Smith, News Literacy Project Check out the new episode of Unpacking Education. News Literacy and free resources! Listen here: https://bit.ly/3Lk9aEQ

We were surprised when we read the data! Fewer than 40% of families report receiving regular communications from schools about their child's academic success. 😮 But don't worry, we're here to help you change that! Learn insights gleaned from our K-12 survey in this on-demand webinar. 👇 https://ss.fyi/49WQ3ui

In the new academic year you will be assessing your new cohort📝 You will be identifying their strengths and weaknesses to work on in the coming year💪 But how you work on those weaknesses, that’s where you’re stuck😅 Sound familiar? You need Lexonik’s targeted literacy interventions🤩 Find out more➡️ https://ow.ly/Bfw450PJcCg

Are you ready to challenge what you know? 🧠 Check out our latest edition of Global Education Moment on the blog to embark on an exciting journey, smashing assumptions along the way and discovering how media literacy can revolutionize the way you engage with the world! Read the full blog: https://bit.ly/3OGVN3K