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As Ohio Governor Mike DeWine moves to require schools to use only the "Science of Reading," a new analysis has found the state’s teacher training programs are uneven in preparing prospective educators to use the phonics-based approach.
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Ohio's teachers unions are pushing back against Gov. Mike DeWine's attempt to make phonics-based "Science of Reading" methods the only way to teach reading in Ohio's schools — but DeWine and state education officials are holding their ground.
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The governor's proposal would pay for training and new books while banning the whole language approach to teaching literacy.
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As summer winds down and preparations for a new school year begin, some educators across the country are debating the best way to teach students how to read.
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Libraries are pushing back against new e-book and e-audiobook policies by some of the biggest publishers. Companies like Macmillan and Simon & Schuster…
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The Great War ended on Armistice Day in November 1918; by June 8, 1919, the city of Reading was dedicating a memorial to the 224 soldiers from there and…
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A Reading: Local author and president of Fountain Square Publishing, Jinny Powers Berten, recites a piece from her children's book, Littsie and the…
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Gourdon and Witch Willie make their radio debut Sunday, Oct. 15 on WVXU-FM, and I got the scoop.Gourdon, the pumpkinhead puppet, Witch Willie and Morty…
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When it comes to giving your child’s education a boost, it’s never too soon to start. Research has shown that early childhood education has significant…
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One in four children in the United States grows up without learning how to read. The lack of this valuable skill puts them at a huge disadvantage not only…