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Do you know what "Left Behind" means?
I moved out of a “Program Improvement” district (not a good rating to have) in California. Now California only had 50% of fourth graders proficient in Language Arts according to the posti… more →
Peabloggy
Children of Illegals Should be Schooled in Their Own Homes
phillystyle71 wrote 1 week ago: by Christopher Paslay During the summer of 1998 I backpacked through seven different European countr … more →
The "S" Word
alwaysjan wrote 2 months ago: You obviously have a dirty mind. I’m a teacher so don’t even get me started. Teachers … more →
Do you know what "Left Behind" means?
tmurcray wrote 2 months ago: I moved out of a “Program Improvement” district (not a good rating to have) in Californi … more →
It Did It on Accident!
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alwaysjan wrote 2 months ago: I’m not a card carrying member of the Grammar Police, but I do keep a badge in my top d … more →
Welcome to The Music Lady Web Log
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musiclady1 wrote 3 months ago: Hello, and welcome to The Music Lady weblog. I hope to provide you with ideas that will inspire you … more →
ELL Resource: Colorín Colorado
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readinggal wrote 3 months ago: While walking to the gym recently, I saw an advertisement for the New York City Public Libraries … more →
Why Is Horniness Coming Out from My Mom's Feet?
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alwaysjan wrote 4 months ago: Science Fair projects were due Monday with NO exceptions, so I was pleased to see my students lined … more →
Growth in reading skills of children from diverse linguistic backgrounds: Findings from a 5-year longitudinal study
Callier Library wrote 7 months ago: from the Journal of Educational Psychology This article reports on the results of a longitudinal inv … more →
Do you know what your children are being assigned to read?
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jlukewebb wrote 8 months ago: I am taking a course on young adult literature this semester. The assigned reading for the class in … more →
A revolution where libraries are the weapons
rachelbowers wrote 9 months ago: Anne Lamott, author and activist, wants to propose a revolution. But not your typical revolutionary … more →
Training Japanese Listeners to Perceive American English Vowels: Influence of Training Sets
Callier Library wrote 10 months ago: from the Journal of Speech, Language, and Hearing Research Purpose: Studies on speech perception tra … more →
Lingro!
readinggal wrote 10 months ago: Thanks to Mary Ann Zeher for another informative post on her blog Learning the Language. Through her … more →
power of words
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annaoparah wrote 1 year ago: I just found out about a contest that The Washington Post has for people to submit alternative meani … more →
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