Reading Bug
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Parents are the best reading teachers in the world. Parental involvement is key to a child learning to read, to use language - and to their whole early years education. In an easy-to-read, jargon-busting book, Paul Jennings gives simple strategies to show how parents can use books to enrich their children's lives - it's not just about learning to read, it's about learning to love reading. He cuts through the jargon and controversy to show how every parent can infect their child with the reading bug.
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Understanding Waldorf Education: Teaching from the Inside Out
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The Parent Backpack for Kindergarten through Grade 5: How to Support Your Child's Education, End Homework Meltdowns, and Build Parent-Teacher Connections
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Learning Gap: Why Our Schools Are Failing And What We Can Learn From Japanese And Chinese Educ
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The Educated Child: A Parents Guide From Preschool Through Eighth Grade