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Month: October 2014

Where Are The Children’s Adaptations of the Great Works of Science?

Children get a great deal from novels, even challenging Victorian novels. The great themes and rich language are wonderful. And … More

Adaptation, Darwin, education, literacy, schools, science, science readers, The Origin of Species

Like a Bat Out Of Hell: How NOT to Read Hattie…

There isn’t enough time to read properly. Busy educators need super-condensed ideas. That’s why John Hattie’s little speedometers are so … More

education, Hattie, leadership, learning, reading, research, schools

I want you, I need you; but there ain’t no way I’m ever gonna love you.

I want you, I need you; but there ain’t no way I’m ever gonna love you. Meatloaf: Two Out Of … More

literacy

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