Learning science might help kids read better
The Hechinger Report explains how the evidence is increasing for building students' background knowledge of the world, an indirect way of teaching reading comprehension.
Jill Barshay for The Hechinger Report
Posted 7/19/24
The Hechinger Report explains how the evidence is increasing for building students' background knowledge of the world, an indirect way of teaching reading comprehension.
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