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What makes a great school? Water Hall Featuring: video, Copyrighted Image The Open University

01 August 2011

The rebuilt Water Hall School in Milton Keynes has found favour with the people who have to use it every day - the pupils. They shared...  Read more : What makes a great school? Water Hall

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Let's hear it for AristotleTilemahos Efthimiadis under CC-BY-SA licence

By Dr Geoff Andrews (The Open University)

27 July 2011

Is there any reason to study the thoughts of a long-dead Greek? Geoff Andrews find inspiration in the work of Martha Nussbaum.  Read more : Let's hear it for Aristotle

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Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Making learning personal and sharedThe Open University

By Professor David Messer (The Open University), Natalia Kucirkova (The Open University)

19 May 2011

How does the app accomplish and fulfil the requirements of successful early reading instruction?  Read more : Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Making learning personal and shared

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Reading and child development: Research findings: Putting it together: Letters and soundsAdam Wasilewski | Dreamstime.com

By Professor David Messer (The Open University)

19 May 2011

A blizzard of fonts and the challenges of rhyme and alliteration - at this stage, help identifying speech sounds can make a big difference.  Read more : Reading and child development: Research findings: Putting it together: Letters and sounds

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Reading and child development: Research findings: Glossary, further reading and referencesNikolai Sorokin | Dreamstime.com

By Professor David Messer (The Open University)

19 May 2011

Want to know what some of the more technical terms mean, or where to read more about these studies and subjects?  Read more : Reading and child development: Research findings: Glossary, further reading and references

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Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Want to go further?The Open University

By Professor David Messer (The Open University), Natalia Kucirkova (The Open University)

19 May 2011

If you're feeling inspired, why not find out how The Open University can take your interest further?  Read more : Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Want to go further?

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Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Why can Our Story provide the first steps towards reading?The Open University

By Professor David Messer (The Open University), Natalia Kucirkova (The Open University)

19 May 2011

Sharing stories and telling stories are a powerful resource - how does Our Story help you tap into that power?  Read more : Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Why can Our Story provide the first steps towards reading?

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Reading and child development: Research findings: Some unexpected effects of readingSallyjogary | Dreamstime.com

By Professor David Messer (The Open University)

19 May 2011

Learning to read doesn't just teach you to read - it also helps your vocabulary and how you use words.  Read more : Reading and child development: Research findings: Some unexpected effects of reading

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Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Introduction Featuring: activity, The Open University

By Professor David Messer (The Open University), Natalia Kucirkova (The Open University)

19 May 2011

How has research into children's literacy shaped the iPad and iPhone Our Story application?  Read more : Reading and child development: The Our Story app: Introduction

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Reading and child development: Research findings: The backgroundCreative Commons Image Walters Art Museum Illuminated Manuscripts under CC-BY-NC-SA licence

By Professor David Messer (The Open University)

19 May 2011

Humans appear to be the only species that can record their communication - and this is a very powerful ability.  Read more : Reading and child development: Research findings: The background

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