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Susan Stoderl reads Chapters of Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

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Susan Stoderl reads Chapters of Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court
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Susan Stoderl reads Chapters of Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

Susan Stoderl reads Chapters of Mark Twain’s A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court

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Season 2, Episode 13. The Political Climate and Anti-Intellectualism Harm Education and Literacy.

Season 2, Episode 13. The Political Climate and Anti-Intellectualism Harm Education and Literacy.

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Season 2, Episode 12: An Epidemic of Book Ban Requests in Wisconsin Public School

Season 2, Episode 12: An Epidemic of Book Ban Requests in Wisconsin Public School

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BEYOND THE BOOKS |
the language of success

Beyond the Books | The Language of Success hosts timely information on the state of literacy in the U.S., and guest interviews with experts and those with hands-on experience in child and adult literacy. Guests include other writers, teachers, librarians, psychologists, social workers, businesspeople, life skills coaches, prison educators, ESL facilitators, and those who work with parent + child reading. The podcast examines literacy from a statistical and academic point of view, but also from that of children and adults who daily deal with literacy issues.

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In our current society, there are many attacks upon our primary, secondary, and college educational systems, book banning, library closings, and pushing social conformity through a constant onslaught of media influence. We should ensure that kids learn to read at the highest level they can achieve. To ensure their well-being, they need to think critically for themselves—to know how to ask if what they are being told and hearing is true or false. Literacy is essential to building a loving or at least respectful community. One cannot express an idea or concept, or indeed even think, without having the words to do so.

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