Jennie Fitzke has gifted us with an article about the benefits of reading aloud to young children that will prepare them for success in life. Please share.
Children who were in my class many years ago are now making decisions on college acceptances. They stay in touch, and I feel the worry and joy right along with them. And guess what happens? They are accepted into the school(s) of their choice. And, I know why. I do.
It’s not me. Really. It comes down to reading. Hang onto your hat for these statistics, and one of the best stories about a kid from Russell, Kentucky.
Jim Trelease was spot on when he said “Reading is the heart of education. The knowledge of almost every subject in school flows from reading. One must be able to read the word problem in math to understand it. If you cannot read the science or social studies chapter, how do you answer the questions at the end of the chapter?”
Parents tell me all the time about their child’s struggles in…
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I’m so glad you shared it – great to learn of the benefits for kids!
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People like Jennie are working miracles every day in their classrooms!
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Thank you for sharing this post, John!
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It’s my pleasure, Jennie!
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🙂
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John! I just watched Canada and USA in curling!!!
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Who won?
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USA!!! This is like Miracle on Ice, which I am reading on your blog as I type. The commentator showed a funny Twitter post that said something to the effect that Canada’s Prime Minister should be impeached if the Canadians don’t win. I was GLUED to the game.
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Wonderful advice, to read aloud to children for family bonding and academic success. (!)
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Thank you, JoAnn.
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Thanks, JoAnn!
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