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Tag Archives: comprehension
#OECD report : are we asking the wrong question
OK we have a gloomy picture, from the #PISA report, of our ability to teach good #literacy, #numeracy and #science to 15 year olds this time. Lets learn from this and look at why we haven’t progressed in the last … Continue reading
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Tagged comprehension, education today, Guardian, literacy, numeracy, Pisa, reading, science, spelling, Telegraph
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Learning how to do comprehension makes all the difference
I met a delightful client, KT, aged 17, who had been diagnosed as dyslexic at around 12 years old. At 17 she was told she had the comprehension age of an 8 year old. KT said that she had poor … Continue reading
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Tagged comprehension, DAT, Dyslexic, spelling, Toe by toe, visual
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How can a learning coach help with learning difficulties?
Being a learning coach, you have a perspective that those you coach can achieve anything they want once they know some essential “how to’s”. This is a bold statement but one that has been proved to work time and time … Continue reading
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Tagged comprehension, Dyscalculia, dysgraphia, dyslexia, Empowering Learning, literaccy, numeracy
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