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Kate Nation, Kathleen Rastle & Anne Castles
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Calling for a ceasefire in the reading wars
Debates about the best ways to teach children to read have raged in education for years. On 15 June 2018, three researchers, Kate Nation, Kathleen Rastle and Anne Castles, turned to evidence from psychological science in an attempt to cut through the divisive rhetoric
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24 December 2021
Ceasefire in the reading wars
Ceasefire in the reading wars
Competing theories abound about the best ways to teach children to read, but can psychological science finally bring about an educational entente where conflict and misunderstanding have reigned? Reading researchers Kate Nation, Kathleen Rastle and Anne Castles present the evidence for a more balanced approach to one of the most divisive debates in schooling
15 June 2018
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