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I do the reading every day, seven days a week.
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He spends an hour reading every day and finishes around 50 books a year.
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It means I spend more than an hour reading every day, which has made me feel much more relaxed.
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Given what I was reading every day in newspapers or seeing on my TV, I felt it was very much needed counterprogramming to reality.
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But this page-turner from Sally Rooney is a hard to put down, so it's sure to get your friends in the groove of reading every day.
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But this is part of why it was important to pick up the occasional novel during the presidency, because most of my reading every day was briefing books and memos and proposals.
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"I'm looking for comfort in a Saturday morning cartoon show that's going to be more in tune with what's actually going on than what we're reading every day, and that's more of a sign of where we're at right now," the filmmaker shared.
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I don't think it's a bad idea and I'm not surprised to keep reading every day about new people that have been on social media for a while or that are journalists, or an athlete, or a celebrity—want to get rid of everything?
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The predicted reading ability gain before, during, and after COVID-19 related school closures. The effect of school closure on academic achievement has been studied in the summer months. Many of the strategies used to prevent academic slump, such as attending summer school, visiting libraries, and/or participating in literacy-rich summer-based activities are not available during the pandemic. Reading every day to a child, an option available while staying at home, reduced the rate of loss by 42%.
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Ugalde specialised in children's literature, with many of her works directed to children and to the promotion of reading. She is co-author of the books A strategy for animating reading every day and 100 strategies for animating reading in high school. Her book When the tales grow was published in Costa Rica in six editions, and also in Colombia by Publishing Black Sheep, in Cuba by Publishing New People , in Peru by Publisher Malabares and in the Dominican Republic by Publishing Sanctuary. Her book The cuentasueños was published by Atabal (2006) in Costa Rica and by Izar Editions in Uruguay.
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