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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I know I know, the crap isn’t crap, kids should read whatever they like. What does your 4th or 5th grader read? Please share any books that have some literary merit. [/quote] Kids should *NOT* read whatever the like. Do you let them eat whatever they like? After all, a calorie is a calorie! No? They don't let them read junk either. You are there to guide them. They only have so much time for reading. Make it good quality reading. [/quote] Geez! Talk about helicopter. My kids can read crap really fast, that's why its a library only books for that type. Plenty of time to read more solid works. Who are these kids who take 20 minutes to read a Dogman book? The connection you are making between food and books is totally messed up. [/quote] Maybe. It's your choice for your family. But Lucy Calkins "Let them read anything, just foster a love of reading..." [b]does not work[/b] for most children. [/quote] What does this mean?[/quote] It means a significant portion of an entire generation of students cannot read fluently, in part due to the Caulkins approach.[/quote] The damage from the Caulkins approach is primarily from not teaching phonics, dumbass. Not from letting kids read Captain Underpants :roll: [/quote]
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