Children and Spiritual Reading
Tags: CATHOLIC literature; RELIGIOUS education; CHURCH schools; SCHOOL children; LITERACY programs; KEALY, Mary Eugenia
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The article offers information on the relationship of the church and religion with public schools and education in the U.S. It offers information on the purpose of weekdays church schools, by the Vermont Council of Churches. It mentions that the weekday religious programs in schools were started...
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- Literary leaps. Kelly, Elizabeth; Fallows, Carol // Australia's Parents;Jun/Jul98, Issue 105, p62
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- Weekday Religious Education. Shaver, Erwin L. // Education;Feb1951, Vol. 71 Issue 6, p365
The article presents information on the weekday religious education program instituted by churches in the U.S. as of February 1951. Weekday religious education, or the weekday church school, has been popularly described by such terms as teaching the Bible in the schools, religion in the schools,...
- Johnny Can Read in Joplin. Tunley, Roul // Saturday Evening Post;10/26/1957, Vol. 230 Issue 17, p27
The article focuses on the reading program for school children in Joplin, Missouri. Most of the children in Joplin who have reached the fourth grade love to read. It describes a typical reading class. The reading program at Joplin recognizes that some students are brighter than others at...
- Cross-age reading: A strategy for helping poor readers. Labbo, Linda D.; Teale, William H. // Reading Teacher;Feb90, Vol. 43 Issue 6, p362
Discusses the use of a cross-age reading program as a strategy for helping poor readers in the fifth grade. Lines of research that contributed to the design of the study; Subjects and design; Pretests; Instructional programs; Post-testing; Case studies.
- 'Share a Story' night has many happy endings. Tungate, Matthew // Kentucky Teacher;Feb2010, p9
The article offers information on the Unite to Read statewide literacy project in Kentucky in 2010. According to Reeca Carver, program consultant at the Kentucky Department of Education, Unite to Read is aimed to boost lifelong reading and literacy among schoolchildren. It states that each...
