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Good Survey of Bad Reading Methods
Typical stats say that we have more than 30 million illiterates plus a much larger group of people who are semi-literate.
if you define a reader as someone who can curl up with a good book, we probably have 75+ million nonreaders.
Think about it. How is all that possible? Easy. Our Education Establishment is really good at illiteracy. They play games – an endless charade – where they pretend to be teaching children to read. They are teaching children never to read!
Would you like to understand how they do it? Here is a short article in American Thinker which lists the major gimmicks. Every teacher should know what's in this article. Otherwise you can't protect yourself and your students from the difficulties that will be heaped upon you.
No Joy In Reading – That's The Plan
http://www.americanthinker.com/articles/2017/03/k12_no_joy_in_readi...
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