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The need for 'deep' reading As I said in my previous posts in this series on ' Improving Comprehension ', we need to encoura...

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Because most of us aren't Olympic-caliber athletes and will never earn multimillion dollar contracts with professional sports franchises...

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You've got to feel at least a bit nostalgic for a time when a trip to McDonald's was an incredibly exciting and highly anticipated l...

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No wonder all of us 90s children have such a puffed-up sense of self-worth and entitlement. What else would you expect after repeatedly enco...

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The 90s were a good time to be a bad dancer. The dance music industry seemed aware of the plight of the uncoordinated and responded aptly wi...

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Who wouldn't want to show up all of their formerly contemptuous classmates at their ten-year high school reunion by pulling up in a flas...

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Beginning of the partnership Janet and Allen Ahlberg are amongst my all time favourite author/illustrator partnerships. For almost 20 years...

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It's cliche to say we came from simpler times. After all, I've said it here alone probably 50 times. Every generation invariably fee...

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