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'This book gives thorough, clear and practical advice on the subject of supporting literacy. In a readable, user-friendly style it covers reading, writing, spelling, special needs, bilingual children and the use of computers. Each chapter ends with a bullet-pointed summary of the major isues, and a list of useful and accessible books for further reading. There is also an excellent glossary and a selection of useful photocpiable resources.' - Sue Palmer, Times Educational Supplement
'This book is an excellent resource. Literacy coordinators will feel confident in using this material to lead training sessions themselves.' - Thelma Page, Teachers' Bookshelf
'This book is an excellent resource. Literacy coordinators will feel confident in using this material to lead training sessions themselves.' - Thelma Page, Teachers' Bookshelf
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This book is a user-friendly, practical guide for all Classroom Assistants, Learning Support Assistants and others who support children's learning in primary schools.
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The National Literacy Strategy began in September 1998, and is a government initiative aimed at raising standards of reading and writing for all primary school children in England and Wales. Read the first page
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The National Literacy Strategy began in September 1998, and is a government initiative aimed at raising standards of reading and writing for all primary school children in England and Wales. Read the first page
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