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English Proverb
"We should have a great fewer
disputes in the world if words were taken for
what they are, the signs of our
ideas only,
and not for things themselves".
John Locke
"English is a
widely distributed language originating in England that is currently the
primary language of a number of countries. It is extensively used as a
second language and as an official language in many other countries.
English is the
most widely taught and understood language in the world,
and sometimes is described as a lingua franca"
Source:
Wikipedia
Websites
Children learn to read in their early
years from watching their parents read.
MiddleWeb Language Arts resources ERIC Clearinghouse -- The ERIC
Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and
Communication has many resources for
language arts teachers.
Training
Wheels for Literacy: Reading A new way of thinking about learning to read.
Information, tips and method of teaching
and working with children in learning
how to read.