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Tools to Teach Children to Read

May 9, 2008

Many scholars have found that a technique called "active learning" has worked more effectively than traditional instructional teaching in some cases. Of course the instructional teaching is a tried and true approach; for young people though, they are learning much on their own simply by interacting with their surroundings.

An Introduction to Tintin and the Broken Ear

May 7, 2008

The Tintin movie set for release in 2009 will bring Tintin back to the fore. This article describes one of his classic adventures and give an insight into the world of Tintin.

May 2, 2008

People all around the world have now heard of the Harry Potter series of books and there are huge numbers of fans, children and adults alike populating the earth.

A Great Gift: An Audio Book for a Kid

May 1, 2008

Kids these days have lots of different things on their minds. These thing can include school, teams, and of course their social lives. This often leave less time for leisure reading. So, the next time you are looking for a great gift for a kid, consider getting an audio book for a kid.

How Audio Books Can Help Engage Children In Their Learning

May 1, 2008

There's no denying the fact that most people hated reading as kids. Only a few kids enjoy reading, especially if there is an alternative.

"The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" - Einstein would have loved it!

Apr 18, 2008

Einstein would have loved the movie "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" because it is filled with not only imagination, but also time dilation and wormholes that tunnel into distant regions of space and time and black holes and string theory and spacetime curvature...all implicated in his General Theory of Relativity.