Tag: Reading
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Mohammed bin Rashid honours UAE’s Amnah Al Mansoori, Qatar’s Abdullah Al Berri as joint Arab Reading Champions 2023 – Arts & culture
[ad_1] His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President, Prime Minister and Ruler of Dubai, honoured winners of the Arab Reading Challenge 2023 at the concluding event of the 7th edition, which also saw awards granted to Community Champion, Outstanding Supervisor and Best School, as well as the People of Determination Champion. His…
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My Weekly Reading – Econlib
[ad_1] Here are some highlights from my weekly reading. Colin Grabow, “United States Remains a Manufacturing Powerhouse,” Cato at Liberty, October 25, 2023. Excerpt: Simply put, the United States remains a manufacturing powerhouse. In 2020 it was the world’s fourth‐largest steel producer and in 2021 was the second‐largest automaker and largest aerospace exporter. Accounting for nearly 16 percent of global manufacturing…
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Highlights of My Week’s Reading and Viewing
[ad_1] Here are four particularly notable articles, blog posts, or videos from this week. First, the case for drinking. Highlight: [Alcohol] helps us to be more creative. It helps us to be more communal. It helps us to cooperate on a large scale. It helps to make it easier for us to kind of rub…
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2023 Summer Reading List for Congress
[ad_1] To help members and staff prepare for the fall session, we’ve curated a list of the latest RAND research on topics likely to be at the top of Congress’ agenda in the coming months, including artificial intelligence, health care consolidation, opioids, teacher well-being, and China’s strategy in the Pacific. If you would like…
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Video shows Reading Festival aftermath as clean-up begins
[ad_1] Drone footage of the Reading Festival site shows tents and litter left behind after the three-day event. It come’s after 105,000 music lovers enjoyed the bank holiday at Little John’s Farm. Despite efforts by festival organisers, discarded tents and sleeping bags have repeatedly been a problem after the festival ends. In 2021, 2,300 tents…
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Your weekly tarot horoscope reading for July 31 to August 6, 2023
[ad_1] Get ready for a new week (Picture: Getty/Metro.co.uk) With Mars in Virgo and a Full Moon in Aquarius, you might find the greatest pleasure, progress, and fulfilment comes from doing good for others this week. Take a step away from your own burdens and issues and look to see the difference you can make…
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Twitter CEO breaks silence on platform’s reading caps
[ad_1] Twitter’s recently appointed CEO Linda Yaccarino has commented for the first time on the platform’s controversial decision to impose temporary reading limits on its users. Tweeting on Tuesday, Yaccarino strongly backed the action, describing it as a “big move” and “meaningful.” Yaccarino wrote: “When you have a mission like Twitter — you need to…
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Unbelievable! Georgia teacher fired for reading children’s book
[ad_1] Georgia’s new school censorship laws have claimed their first known victim. Cobb County elementary school teacher Katie Rinderle was fired for reading her class a book she bought at a school book fair, because the book’s message of accepting and embracing differences offended some parents. According to the Southern Poverty Law Center, Rinderle had…
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Australian Education Union takes stand against calls to overhaul reading instruction | The Canberra Times
[ad_1] However the Fairness Economics report, funded by the Snow Basis, discovered there was no consistency in public faculties in relation to educating college students how you can learn. It discovered ACT faculties observe a balanced literacy method, involving use of three-cueing and guided studying of levelled texts, and that phonics was not taught in…
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Inflation slowed to 4% in May — lowest reading since March 2021
[ad_1] Client value development cooled once more in Could to the bottom degree since March 2021, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported Tuesday. On an annual foundation, value development fell to 4%. Value development climbed simply 0.1% month-over-month. The studying was barely higher than economists’ forecast of 4.1% — and down considerably from 4.9% charge…