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In reply to the discussion: A year into online school, more of Salem's youngest students are struggling to read [View all]

TexasTowelie

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5. Some of the children are in foreign language homes where the parents may have weak
Reply to SheltieLover (Reply #4)
Thu Mar 4, 2021, 09:00 AM
Mar 2021

backgrounds in English. If the parents also are from poor educational backgrounds, then they may not value the necessity of learning or teaching.

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A year into online school, more of Salem's youngest students are struggling to read [View all] TexasTowelie Mar 2021 OP
Yes, I've seen this firsthand in my school. Distance learning is not a replacement for GPV Mar 2021 #1
Distance learning may be adequate for snow days or localized outbreaks of the flu or some other TexasTowelie Mar 2021 #2
It's really difficult to be a good student without a foundation in reading jimfields33 Mar 2021 #3
Why aren't parents teacing their kids to read? SheltieLover Mar 2021 #4
Some of the children are in foreign language homes where the parents may have weak TexasTowelie Mar 2021 #5
Well, that's true SheltieLover Mar 2021 #6
Not all parents have the foundational skills. Some school dropped phonics GPV Mar 2021 #7
This is why we have summer school tirebiter Mar 2021 #8
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