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    1. Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 20 Sep 2016
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      No, tests allow teachers to find out which kids can't read School tests 'kill joy of reading' says War Horse author http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/education-37422429 …

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      Julia Hartley-Brewer‏Verified account @JuliaHB1 21 Sep 2016
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      To all the teachers telling me that they already KNOW which kids can't read well: why do you leave so many children to fail at 11 then?

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        2. Charles Cross‏ @charlescross01 21 Sep 2016
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          Yes, they need actual attention sometimes. @lambandflag99 @JuliaHB1

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        2. Mike‏ @PhonicsBlog 21 Sep 2016
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          Your rhetorical q is neatly pointful. For the record the answer to your question is here:https://www.amazon.co.uk/Phonics-Resistance-Reading-Mike-Lloyd-Jones-ebook/dp/B00F706P9I …

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        2. David Cottle‏Verified account @DCottleDJN 21 Sep 2016
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          And why can everyone in my children's private school read by the age of six?

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        3. ...‏ @eyebeams 21 Sep 2016
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          Because most of those children have the cultural capital in place to enable reading before they even get there.

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        4. David Cottle‏Verified account @DCottleDJN 21 Sep 2016
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          You mean their parents aren't too lazy to read to them?

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        5. ...‏ @eyebeams 21 Sep 2016
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          Hmm maybe maybe not as lazy as lazy thinking on the issue however.

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        6. David Cottle‏Verified account @DCottleDJN 21 Sep 2016
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          What would you call people who never read to their kids?

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        7. ...‏ @eyebeams 21 Sep 2016
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          Poor in so many respects all the evidence points to that. More money = more choice, richer lifestyle, variety.

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        8. Holdingname‏ @holdingname 21 Sep 2016
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          I don't believe any UK parent doesn't know that reading to their child is a good thing. #LowExpectations.

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          Who is the low expectations aimed at - me? The parents?

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        1. Gavlaaaaaaa‏ @donnantwich 21 Sep 2016
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          The glass ceiling of mediocrity. Crush aspiration in the name of equality. Social engineering by amateurs.

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        1. Jonny Taylor‏ @JTVVV 21 Sep 2016
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          It was more the chapter by chapter dissection of books like a lab frog that ruined the joy of reading for so many I know.

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        1.  🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆 🏆‏ @robbie9isgod 21 Sep 2016
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          very few teachers do read with individual children. My daughter's reading diary is testament to that

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        2. Ian Wiggett‏ @Wiggett_IE 21 Sep 2016
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          because the test regime prevents time being spent with them

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        1. Shaun Mccarthy‏ @shaunmc3105 21 Sep 2016
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          as that would involve hard work, unfortunately most have become lazy and only teach for the holidays!

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