MultiLit: This article describes the success of a team of volunteers using the MultiLit Reading Tutor Program with students in rural NSW. “South Coast literacy program celebrates success, seeks tutors […]
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MultiLit: This article mentions the success of the MultiLit program with an indigenous student attending a school at which the author volunteers. Post 0055, Women of Canberra, 2015.Professor Kevin Wheldall:
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MultiLit: Crookwell Public School has implemented the MultiLit program with its year 2-6 children. The local community is supporting the program through volunteering and a donation by the Country Women’s
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February 2013 There have been a number of references to MultiLit in recent media coverage of the announcement of PM Julia Gillard’s ‘reading blitz’. The Australian Prime Minister announced a
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Jennifer Buckingham, Professor Kevin Wheldall and Dr Robyn Wheldall: The article references the paper ‘Why Jaydon can’t read: The triumph of ideology over evidence in teaching reading’ published by Ms
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Professor Kevin Wheldall: This article, written by Professor Kevin Wheldall, discusses the need for effective instruction in literacy and how the Response to Intervention model can be used to accomplish
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 Professor Kevin Wheldall: Conducted research in Reading Recovery and found gains in reading are soon lost, with no benefit to children with more severe difficulties. “An ineffective model”, The Age, 1st December
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 Professor Kevin Wheldall and MultiLit: Professor Kevin Wheldall quoted and MultiLit mentioned in report of findings from MultiLit Research Unit showing that almost as many girls as boys are low-progress
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MultiLit: ‘Adults Learning Literacy’ was set up for Claymore residents as a joint initiative between a local church and Housing NSW to teach illiterate residents to read using the MultiLit program.
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Independent evaluation of MiniLit released In 2017 MultiLit partnered with the NSW Department of Education and Evidence for Learning on an independent evaluation of MiniLit, our literacy intervention program for