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How to Use Quotes to Promote Literacy Development By Steve Reifman
In addition to its character-building mission, our “Quote of the Day” conversations also offer a powerful way to promote literacy. When I speak of literacy, I am referring to the specific skills of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking. [Click below to read how Steve conducts the lessons, and how the activity can be adapted for use at home by parents with their children.]
In addition to its character-building mission, our “Quote of the Day” conversations also offer a powerful way to promote literacy. When I speak of literacy, I am referring to the specific skills of reading, writing, speaking, listening, and thinking. [Click below to read how Steve conducts the lessons, and how the activity can be adapted for use at home by parents with their children.]
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