February 27th, 2010
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Down Syndrome Education International News
Can we teach more children to read – even those who struggle most? Are sleep problems making learning harder? Are children with Down syndrome being misdiagnosed as autistic? Can we improve memory, thinking and problem-solving? … “We are conducting ongoing studies examining the possible factors influencing the development of early literacy skills. These studies will inform better support for young children with Down syndrome who have difficulties learning to read.” …
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Thoughts of a trainee teacher: Borderless Teaching
Teach writing arguments using twitter, write instructions for a computer game, make them and share them with the world, use primarypad to write…
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roots of public schooling ( common school movement, horace mann and complusory schooling-one reason for public schooling being mass education would create a better democracy, ) to the downfall of public schooling? How have these supposed good intentions lead to the absolute downfall of this system? My thought is that these intentions couldn’t have been so very pure if we are where we are today. Literacy was way higher in colonial America where homeschooling was generally the manner of teaching. Your opinion and insight are much appreciated.