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Due to difficulties recognising speech sounds and understanding how they relate to letters and words, people with dyslexia have trouble reading (decoding).
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There are so many reasons that reading is important that it’s hard to list just a few! Here are our Top Ten:
Raising A Reader - Inspiring Young Readers
How can we help young children become readers? These tips can help:
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Children love reading with adults! Try these tips to keep this love going:
Practical Tips for Teaching Online
As your partner in education, Macmillan Education would like to support you in adapting to the current situation, where your learners are not physically present in school but still have to be taught virtually.
Raising Readers - a message to parents
Reading begins at home. A love of reading starts with having a good relationship with books and it starts with being exposed to books.
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The expression ‘children must learn to read in order to read to learn’ has been shown to be true. Literacy is the foundation of learning and continued growth and it is of utmost importance t