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Reading Teachers: teachers who read and readers who teach
Building a Culture of Reading for Pleasure
Posted by Lisa Burns
East Boldon Junior School
Ages:
7-9
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9-11
Tagged as:
Reading community
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Reluctant readers
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Informal
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