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@TimRasinski1 @DTWillingham Totally agree.

@DTWillingham Would love to see the impact if fluency instruction was also added to the instructional routine.

Intervention for at-risk readers (age 7-9) focusing on decoding and language comprehension shows positive results in RCT, including 6 month follow-up. psycnet.apa.org/fulltext/2027-…

@WWIIMemorial So young! Thank you for fighting for our freedom!

The remains of WWII Veteran U.S. Army Private Alfred Thomas Langevin, of Weymouth, MA, were laid to rest on Nov. 10, 2025. Langevin had been classified as missing since Nov. 6, 1944, during the Battle of the Hürtgen Forest. His remains were identified in July. #WeRememberThem

@Dustin_Cone She should not be using her son as a story line. He’s just a kid trying to navigate school with some learning differences. How about being supportive and protective instead?

Emily Simpson claiming her son was “autistic” on national television BUT then it’s revealed 13 episodes in that the doctor did NOT explicitly say that It’s more his learning disability That is so freakin dangerous and irresponsible to her son!! #RHOC

In June, one of the authors of the DSM 4 (which sets the criteria for diagnosing mental disorders) came out and said “oh yeah, the incredible spike in autism diagnoses is due to our changes in definition.” Why the APA/CDC didn’t scream this for the past 20 years is beyond me.

@SoldiersWhisper Thank you for your service. A tragic loss.

Albert C. Horace Jr. was serving his country during the Vietnam War when he gave his all in the line of duty. Drafted into the United States Army through the Selective Service, he began his tour on November 21, 1966. Horace rose to the rank of Sergeant, serving as an Infantry Indirect Fire Crewman with A Company, 4th Battalion, 12th Infantry Regiment, 199th Light Infantry Brigade—the “Redcatchers.” Born August 14, 1946, in Groveton, Texas, he was only 21 years old when he was killed in action. On August 29, 1967, while operating in Gia Dinh Province, South Vietnam, Sergeant Horace lost his life to hostile fire. Though his time was short, his service and sacrifice endure as part of the legacy of the Redcatchers and the many young Americans who gave everything in Vietnam. #VietnamWar #USArmy #NeverForget #HonorTheFallen #MilitaryHistory #GhostsoftheBattlefield

HARVARD WON THIS ROUND! Secretary of Education Linda McMahon wrote a letter to Harvard. The university responded by marking up the letter for spelling and punctuation mistakes- and then shared it on social media. Your thoughts?

There goes first place: cat swipes at judge during cat show

@KitsieAnn @JaysRealityBlog Yes, She looks like a mummy!

@JaysRealityBlog Kyle 😝

#RHOBH Reunion Looks are here! 💎🔥

FLUENCY FRIDAY! Here’s a poem for students to rehearse and perform for Groundhog’s Day. I hope you and your students enjoy it!

Wow! @educationweek published an article about our @UFLiteracy Foundations study coming out in RRQ! @ILAToday @HollyLanePhD @ValContessePhD @UF_COE edweek.org/teaching-learn…

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@MilitaryCooI Never forget their sacrifice for our freedom.

Because we should remember more than once a year. In this video you see a woman rubbing sand from the beach of Normandy on this soldiers gravestone, highlighting the day he was killed. The same day US troops capture the key town of Carentan where the Germans had retreated earlier that night. A major success that played a role in defeating Hitlers evil regime.

WATCH: Baton Rouge supermarket employee Jordan allowed Jack Ryan, who has autism, to help him stock shelves for more than 30 minutes when he showed an interest in the task. Jack Ryan's grandfather called the kind gesture "a miracle in action."

@NBCNightlyNews Promote Jordan to manager immediately! Then he can hire and train Jack Ryan, and others. This was wonderful to watch! :)

I just took action in support of autism police training and the Blue Envelope program. You can, too. @TheArcofMass p2a.co/pX24VRn

@MilitaryCooI My Dad was Omaha Beach, D-Day +3. A private who became a field commissioned officer. I'm so grateful to this Veteran, so that we can hear what it was like that day. This humble man, who gives a slight shoulder shrug, and says "That's what we did." My deepest honor to you, Sir

Every soldier gave so much; whether they gave their lives or lived the rest of their lives with the memories. No words can sufficiently express our gratitude for what they gave up to give us. The greatest generation ever 🇺🇸 🦅

@mrdanwalker Thank you Sir for your service, and for putting to words what it was like for these young, brave soldiers. My Dad was DDay plus 3 on Omaha Beach. He was a quiet man who did not talk about it much. Our most remarkable heroes are often quite humble about how they saved the world

Every #DDay I come back to Harry Billinge ❤️ If you’re tempted to moan about something meaningless or complain today… watch Harry and think about what he, and many others, went through for the freedoms we all too often take for granted. There aren’t many of those heroes left but they have so much to teach us. We’ll be playing music to commemorate the anniversary throughout the day on @ClassicFM #DDay80 #LestWeForget