Reading pace versus fluency in early literacy
An opinion page argues that timed readings pressure young readers to race through texts, harming comprehension. It contrasts this with walking as a developmental process and advocates rereading and reader theater to build true fluency, intuition, and confidence for beginners.
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National Board of Gross Motor Development
Central Valley
Shay Samuels
University of Minnesota
Reading Research Quarterly
Elaine Garan
California State University
Fresno
Renee Mendel Lebsock
Fresno Pacific University
Flowers and Garlic Boost Mood and Health Tips
Harvard MDs find morning flowers lift mood and sustain energy through the day while reducing anxiety. Alabama researchers say two garlic cloves daily raise hydrogen sulfide, aiding vascular relaxation and antioxidant benefits.
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Harvard University
Massachusetts General Hospital
University of Alabama At Birmingham
Making a Difference What the Christian view of immigration is
The piece argues that Christians cannot deny the moral weight of immigration. It stresses every person at the border bears God given dignity and rejects dehumanizing rhetoric. It cautions that the issue is complex and resists simple labels.
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