Posted by Unknown | 2:00 PM

We have known for a long time that girls seem to make a faster start in reading. Many have explained this by pointing to the fact that girl...

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Posted by Unknown | 7:49 AM

I commented in a previous post (" Boys and reading success ") that: Boys, because they are boys (and are different) will enjoy boo...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:25 AM

The Australian Fatherhood Research Network ( AFRN ) was launched at a seminar sponsored by the Australian Research Alliance for Children and...

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Posted by Unknown | 8:15 AM

I want to share two anecdotes and discuss what I see as a fundamental principle that I think each demonstrates about learning in families. A...

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Posted by Unknown | 11:55 PM

Research on families and demographic trends have demonstrated a number of significant changes in families and parental practices in recent d...

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