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'We must name fascism before it becomes totally dominant in our world' (opens the original)
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The far right are on the rise, with emboldened thugs taking to UK streets to protest against some of the most vulnerable people in our society - those who have been displaced and migrate to Britain. For the avoidance of doubt, the key markers of fascism are: censorship of the press; scapegoating; and extreme nationalism. On 19 September, Trump banned major news organisations such as CNN from the White House, meanwhile the right in the UK denigrates the ‘mainstream media’ as untrustworthy. Migran
'We must name fascism before it becomes totally dominant in our world' - AOL (opens the original)
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The far right are on the rise, with emboldened thugs taking to UK streets to protest against some of the most vulnerable people in our society - those who have been displaced and migrate to Britain. For the avoidance of doubt, the key markers of fascism are: censorship of the press; scapegoating; and extreme nationalism. On 19 September, Trump banned major news organisations such as CNN from the White House, meanwhile the right in the UK denigrates the ‘mainstream media’ as untrustworthy. Migran
Literacy experts share 10 easy tips to help kids read more at home (opens the original)
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Building strong reading habits at home is one of the most powerful gifts you can give your child, with benefits extending far beyond the page. According to new research by children’s publisher Nosy Crow, children who read independently every day develop double the reading stamina of irregular readers. Crucially, this daily habit boosts focus across a wide range of tasks, helping youngsters concentrate on school homework for nearly 40 per cent longer, alongside improvements in creative play, puzz
Literacy experts share 10 easy tips to help kids read more at home - AOL (opens the original)
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Building strong reading habits at home is one of the most powerful gifts you can give your child, with benefits extending far beyond the page. According to new research by children’s publisher Nosy Crow, children who read independently every day develop double the reading stamina of irregular readers. Crucially, this daily habit boosts focus across a wide range of tasks, helping youngsters concentrate on school homework for nearly 40 per cent longer, alongside improvements in creative play, puzz
Children who don't read daily excel at worrying habit, new study finds - AOL (opens the original)
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Children who read every day are far better equipped to tackle their homework and stay focused on school tasks compared with those who pick up a book less than once a week, according to new research. A national survey of parents and carers conducted by independent publisher Nosy Crow reveals that daily independent reading dramatically boosts a child's overall concentration. Youngsters aged 0 to 12 who read every day can focus on home study for nearly 40 per cent longer than irregular readers. The
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