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1. www.nytimes.com › roomfordebate › 2012/12/26Let Children Read What They Want to Read - The New York Times

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   Dec 26, 2012 · My bigger concern is for the child who misses out on certain books at a crucial developmental age: If he hasn’t read "Charlotte's Web" by 10, will he ever pick it up?

2. billofrightsinstitute.org › ttv › debatesShould Parents Have Greater Control Over What Books are ...

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   Those who argue that parents should have greater control over books in public schools argue that doing so will help parents have stricter oversight over what information their children are given access to. They contend that children are very susceptible, and that parents should have the largest role in determining what books their children might read at school.

3. www.boredteachers.com › post › 50-must-read-books50 Must-Read Books for Ninth Graders - Bored Teachers

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   First, it is so important that teachers prioritize reading interest over reading level. Students will often choose to read well above or below their reading level if they are particularly interested in a book or topic. Teachers only hurt students by limiting them to a specific selection of titles grouped according to an arbitrary number or level. Think of the books on these lists as starting ...

4. blogs.worldbank.org › should-we-pay-kids-readShould we pay kids to read? - World Bank Blogs

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   Apr 26, 2017 · So, does paying children to read work? Well, “work” for what? Why do we want children to read books, anyway? Adichie wants them to read to “understand and question the world.” We also want children to read books to increase their reading comprehension and to learn to love reading for both enjoyment and improved opportunities in later life.

5. www.npr.org › 2020/08/31 › 905804301NPR's 100 Best Children's Books : NPR

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   Aug 31, 2020 · This year we had kids and caregivers in mind when we chose the genre for our summer poll. So here are 100 favorite kids' books, picked by readers and expert judges, to while away the hours at home.

6. nourishingmyscholar.com › books-your-child-should25 Books Your Child Should Read After Harry Potter

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   Dec 7, 2016 · Unfortunately, there is no replacing Harry Potter, but there are fantastic books and book series to keep your child engaged, entertained, and reading. Many we have read, are reading, or are on our list to read.

7. www.romper.com › p › should-parents-restrict-whatShould Parents Restrict What Their Kids Read? This Book ...

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   Sep 27, 2018 · By middle school, I was plundering my mom's reading material and, except for a few extra racy pubs, she allowed me almost unlimited access. But should parents restrict what their kids read?