Saddleback Educational Publishing
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Saddleback Educational Publishing
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For over 40 years, we have been the leading source of Hi-Lo Books and Solutions for grades 4-12, ELLs, Special Education and striving learners.
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Sal Khan: Regulating screen time is ‘common sense’ zurl.co/xnUCM Seems like we might be getting to a real conversation about screens in schools when Sal Khan weighs in.
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Spring into reading! 🌼📖
Our tween fiction titles combine fast-paced plots and relatable characters to keep middle grade readers turning pages. #LiteracyMatters #MiddleGradeBooks #ReluctantReaders
See titles here! ▶️ zurl.co/W6Hez
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This is why removing screens from elementary schools is so important. Kids must learn handwriting - not typing at an early age. This is common sense - yet how many PreK-3 classrooms do the exact opposite? Get kids back to pencils, paper and books! 📚
Psychology Today@PsychToday
It's become common to take notes or write ourselves notes on phones or laptops, but the research is absolutely clear: You'll remember it better if you write it by hand. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/the-ar…
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Yes - get kids back to reading books! 📚
Curious Minds@CuriousMindsHub
Reading a book is among the most high-leverage activities on earth.
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"In a 2025 RAND survey of pre-K teachers, roughly two-thirds reported using games on electronic devices in their classrooms." 😭
The Grade@thegrade_
Screens in Schools: What the New Screen-Time Debate Means for Educators edsurge.com/news/2026-03-2…
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Denmark is investing $83,754,486 in textbooks and turning away from its digital-first approach to education. This follows research showing that screens reduce concentration, impact mental health, and hurt student performance. Yet another dynamic to the EdTech debate.
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The world’s top performing school systems have never abandoned textbooks. Nearly all 10-year-olds in Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and Japan are issued with standardized textbooks in core subjects, compared with some 10 per cent in the U.K and in Canada.
Paul W Bennett@Educhatter
Children, Screens and Schools: Is It Time to Bring Back Books and Save the Textbook? My latest at #EduchatterBlog on the leading edge of the war on screentime. Ty @drdavidajames @SophieWinkelman @JonHaidt @Doug_Lemov #edtech #cdned educhatter.wordpress.com/2026/03/24/chi…
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“The more that you read, the more things you will know. The more that you learn, the more places you'll go." ~Dr. Seuss
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10 Female Reading Scientists to Thank for Shaping Literacy Instruction in the U.S. zurl.co/zQdA7 📚 @Ignite Reading
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Billionaire Charlie Munger (vice chairman of Berkshire Hathaway) on how reading books changed his life:
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"Nothing can replace a knowledgeable, prepared teacher."
-Katie Williamson, Literacy Coach
Mississippi Dept of Ed
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"This is not neutral content. . . I think of this as toddler AI misinformation at an industrial scale. It’s very risky for the developing brain." the74million.org/zero2eight/ai-…
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So sad. Get the kids off screens and back to books, pencils, paper….
Los Angeles Times@latimes
When Julie Edwards' daughter began talking about JiJi, Edwards was surprised to learn it was the penguin from her iPad math game. Her daughter spends 15 to 30 minutes a day with JiJi, but even in small doses, the online penguin is central to her day. latimes.com/california/sto…
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I used grant money to build my own personal classroom library. Students can check out a high quality book everyday. This is especially helpful for parents who don't have easy access to books.
Karen Vaites@karenvaites
We need a cultural reset for parents. On: - tech for kids - the importance of reading to preschoolers, and WHY its better for oral language development than anything else they can do - student behavior Are we ready?
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