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  1. Mar 12

    Just reading with my daughter and great to see . Amazing work & 📺

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  2. Feb 28

    Improve your child’s reading by one simple step! 📖 📚 Research has shown that watching TV with subtitles on can GREATLY improve children’s reading skills. Watch Stephen Fry talk about turning on the magic button!

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  3. 14 Sep 2020

    An easy addition to one plans for SENd students who struggle with their reading. Great initiative.

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  4. Feb 28

    What a fabulous idea to help keep up with & and I salute you this Perfect Kids are our future ♥️

    Like so many of the best ideas this one is forehead-slappingly obvious, and wonderfully simple too:
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  5. Feb 28

    As someone working in Deaf Education, I absolutely love this plea from the wonderful about the benefit and importance of using subtitles.

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  6. Mar 3

    Have you heard? There's a new campaign online that elevates subtitles to an educational resource that helps children develop their reading skills:

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  7. Feb 28

    A brilliant suggestion for all learners 🌟👇

    What an simple (and free!) way to help our emergent readers make the connection between the words they hear and text they see! via
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  8. Mar 16

    Did you know that if you turn on the subtitles on children’s TV it can double the chances of them leaving school as a fluent reader? Try it out at home anytime your child is watching TV or on a laptop/ tablet.

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  9. Feb 28

    Help your child learn to read. Follow and share the link below.

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  10. Apr 22

    Turn on the subtitles when children are watching TV to improve their reading skills 📺 📚

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  11. Mar 3

    Since we turned on subtitles, my kids' literacy has grown significantly! My 4yo's sight word vocab is outstanding and my 7yo has started correcting me when I read to her. I feel a weird mix of pride, embarrassment, joy, and just a pinch of annoyance. Lol!!

    Sometimes, the greatest impacts come from the simplest ideas. Get your kiddos to enable subtitles in their Zorbit's Math Adventure game. Just open Zorbit's Backpack and click on the gears. Numeracy AND literacy in one?! Talk about a win-win!
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  12. Mar 1

    Such an easy but effective way to improve children's reading skills, and make watching TV a learning experience every time too! 📺📚

    Happy Monday! With this week, we're celebrating all things literacy & will be sharing a bonus skills challenge later this week! Until then check out this quick & simple tip to help improve your child's literacy skills
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  13. Feb 28

    Well, helped me training English too.

    Like so many of the best ideas this one is forehead-slappingly obvious, and wonderfully simple too:
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  14. Feb 28

    A small change that can make such a huge difference ! See the video below to listen to Stephen Fry explaining how by we can support children to read !@Literacy_Trust

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  15. Mar 1

    Studies show that watching the telly with subtitles on improves your child's reading ability! So why not give it a go and

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  16. Mar 17

    Our Director of Kids Content, Lucy Murphy, on why watching TV with the subtitles switched on can dramatically improve children's literacy. 👇

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  17. Feb 28

    Like so many of the best ideas this one is forehead-slappingly obvious, and wonderfully simple too:

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  18. Feb 28

    Turning on the closed captions massively improves children's reading ability.

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  19. Feb 28
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    Yes! Hard of hearing here and my kids grew up with subtitles on by default. One read very, very early. Nice to see that research confirms what I thought might have happened.

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  20. Mar 3

    Turn on the Subtitles - a useful tool not just to support children's reading and learning but also for those hard of hearing and members of the Deaf Community.

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    Stephen Fry, yes THE Stephen Fry wants you to turn on your subtitles. What are you waiting for? Click that button!
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