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12/03/2025

07/03/2025

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Want to hear a critique of Trump’s support for Putin and rejection of Western democratic values?

During remarks on the Senate floor, Senator Jack Reed (D-RI) strongly criticized the Trump Administration, accusing it of appeasing Russian President Vladimi...

06/02/2025

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A teacher who voted for Trump to make America great again didn’t believe him when he said he was going to ditch the Department of Education: and she called herself a school leader?

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28/01/2025

Belarus; Domestic Violence and Terrorism; Instagram pictures; Anna Whitehouse

22/11/2024

22/11/2024

08/11/2024

I believe joining the EU would boost the economy, increase global influence, improve collaboration and provide stability & freedom. I believe that Brexit hasn't brought any tangible benefit and there is no future prospect of any, that the UK has changed its mind and that this should be recognised.

17/09/2024

📢 The world’s youngest children are being left behind.

When crucial decisions are made by world leaders, the youngest children- those who need the most care and attention - are often overlooked. They’re missing out on crucial investments like affordable childcare and quality preschool.

🖍️ That's why we've launched the - to make sure the voices of children are heard and their needs are prioritised. It’s time for world leaders to step up and . Join us in this movement. Together, we can ensure the youngest are seen, heard and given the 💪

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28/06/2024

Hand to mouth contact as important in baby / parent gorilla interaction as with human parent / baby interaction!

07/02/2024

Naming is not explaining! Applies to almost everything from ADHD through Fundamentalism to Xenophobe!

15/12/2023

07/06/2023

The Dyslexia Industry Exposed
In 2018, two local authorities – Staffordshire and Warwickshire – announced that they would no longer differentiate between children with dyslexia and children with literacy difficulties. “It is widely accepted that the diagnosis of dyslexia is scientifically questionable,” the guidance – which outlined both local authorities’ provision for children with literacy difficulties – explained.

Instead, they would teach all children equally, partly making use of a pioneering approach that focuses on teaching children to read and write the 100 most commonly used words in the English language, which cumulatively account for 53% of all written English. The approach was piloted in 14 Staffordshire primary schools during a year-long study in 2011. In one school, within eight months, the number of students who had fallen behind with their reading halved, dropping from 60% of the children surveyed to just 32%. Larger studies, using this approach, showed that the incidence of reading difficulties was reduced from 20-25% to between 3-5%.

Despite the success of the earlier pilot scheme, there was strong opposition to Staffordshire and Warwickshire’s announcement in 2018. In October, the BDA president Lord Addington raised the issue in the House of Lords. Addington is a hereditary peer and, since 2011, chair of Microlink, a company that has received £132.3m in government contracts since 2003 to supply assistive technology to students with disabilities, including dyslexia.