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Our TEACH article today explores how we teach reading at TAL, with both head and heart. @MissBuryTeach 💜🌟
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Minister for Education @NormaFoleyTD1 and Minister @ThomasByrneTD today [12 June] announced updated Procedures on the use of School Buildings and School Sports Facilities outside of School Hours
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Yesterday's grammar test was about the verb "believe."
One of the options suggested putting this into the present continuous form, but we should not do this because "believe" is a non-continuous verb.
Non-continuous verbs should not be put in the continuous form. For example:
❌ He is liking coffee more than tea.
✅ He likes coffee more than tea.
❌ I am understanding what you mean.
✅ I understand what you mean.
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A gold pocket watch recovered from the body of the richest man on the Titanic has sold at auction in the UK for a record-breaking AU$2.3 million.
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'The art of teaching is to balance the need for surface knowledge with deep processing of this knowledge. Deeper-thinking skills need content on which to work.'
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🔍 English Fact: Did you know? 🤔
"Angry" and "hungry" are the only commonly used English words that end with "gry." While a few obscure and archaic words share this ending, they're not prevalent in modern English.
An example is "hangry," a blend of "hungry" and "angry." 🍽️😡
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Surround yourself with souls who manifest their lives. People who change, more than they complain. Humans who create, more than they consume. Live actively, instead of accepting life as is. Find people chasing down their potential. Learn together. Grow together. Win together.
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For the first time, global warming has exceeded 1.5C across an entire year, according to the EU's climate service.
Charlie had more details on #BBCBreakfast
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There is nothing noble in being superior to your fellow man; true nobility is being superior to your former self.
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Talking with your child - including reading aloud together - can help improve thinking, vocabulary, & language development 📖🌟
Check out fun activities that encourage talking & reading aloud with the @Smithsonian's Talk With Me Toolkits!:
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ALT A mother in a green sweater is sitting with her child in her lap. The child is wearing a pink and orange sweater, and is reading a book aloud.