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“We are all carrying the weight of this crisis.”
@HP3Potential reminded us at #TRLConf2025 that we aren't powerless: Teach through reading frustration instead of punishing it.
Every child deserves the chance to read, learn, and lead a life beyond the margins.
#LiteracyForAll
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Say. It. Louder. 👏
Let data become your flashlight, not your hammer. #multiplyexcellence
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Truth. 🧡
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Another Liverpool FUN RUN in the books! Thank you to all who help make this event possible. Couldn’t do it without you all! #LiverpoolLegends
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Important reminder! 🧡
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The bold illustrations by Peter Linenthal and warm simple text makes this a perfect first book for babies who are just beginning to look and learn about animals! #DollysLibrary #Storytime
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Proud and grateful for the EE team and our Hope, our literacy coach for hosting colleagues from another district and modeling our CKLA instruction that we are so proud of! Impressive instruction and collaboration! Thank you @Amplify for the recognition and lunch!!#liverpoolleads
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We asked researcher Tiffany Hogan to explain Language Comprehension to us... and we're so glad we did. Click the link to listen & learn more! 🗺️ 🎙️
LISTEN 🎙️ podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…
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Be thankful for the difficult people in your life; they show you who you do not want to be. 💪💖
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A 504 Plan is like adding a ramp to help a student access the school, while an IEP is like building a custom path to help them learn in a way that works best for them. #SpecialEducation #IEPvs504 – at St Andrews, SC
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"I cannot stress enough how important it is to do silly, frivolous things that serve no other purpose than making you happy." @princeea
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A long time ago, monks copied written works by hand. Words like “luve” and “wunder” were often hard to read because of all the straight up and down lines!
In certain words, the monks chose to change these U’s to O’s to make reading easier. Fast forward to today, many words with the sound /ŭ/ next to W, TH, M, N or V are spelled with an O!
That’s why we pronounce love as /l/ /ŭ/ /v/ but spell it with an O!
Happy Valentine’s Day from LOE! We hope you LOVE this fun fact! ❤️
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Time to tidy up! Help your little ones learn how to organize their belongings in "Sam Sorts," by Marthe Jocelyn. #DollysLibrary #CanadaBook #ReadOnCanada
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They were made for each other! In the English language, Q always needs a U! Read all of the spelling rules here: logicofenglish.com/pages/spe…







































