Column How to grow a young Florida reader — with a book, not a ‘device’”/> Column How to grow a young Florida reader — with a book, not a ‘device’” /> Column How to grow a young Florida reader — with a book, not a ‘device’” /> Column How to grow a young Florida reader — with a book, not a ‘device’ Want to develop a young reader’s skill? Think ink, not electronic; Gutenberg, not Google. For leisure reading, give elementary or middle school students a book and their reading comprehension rises. Makes sense.

Column A QUESTION FOR THE AGES”/> Column A QUESTION FOR THE AGES” /> Column A QUESTION FOR THE AGES” /> Column In the spirit of Christmas past and future, and in light of the age of our likely two major candidates for president in 2024, I thought it a good day to ask: How old is too old? (Forgive me if I’ve asked this before. I’m old and occasionally repeat myself.) I have a personal stake in the answer. I’m now a spritely 77. I feel fit, I swing dance and salsa, and I can do 20 pushups in a row. Yet I

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In my classroom in Florida, here is why children need to learn ‘all this stuff’