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93 days ago

Should more schools change the way they teach children to read?

Katy Jones Reporter from The Tasman Leader

A community meeting in Motueka on Wednesday evening is due to feature discussion with a Massey University professor, whose research shows a more phonics-based approach is needed to teaching literacy in schools. Parents lobbying nationwide for the change to "structured literacy", which … View moreA community meeting in Motueka on Wednesday evening is due to feature discussion with a Massey University professor, whose research shows a more phonics-based approach is needed to teaching literacy in schools. Parents lobbying nationwide for the change to "structured literacy", which teaches reading and writing consecutively, say phonics books should replace the "Ready to Read" books most schools use to help children learn to read. Do you agree?

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161 days ago

Sequestering carbon through marine restoration

Stew Robinson Reporter from The Tasman Leader

OPINION: When we think about carbon sequestration and oxygen production, trees come to mind, right? …

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161 days ago

Clothing giveaway to cater to Nelson-Tasman's growing need

Amy Ridout Reporter from The Tasman Leader

A Nelson charity is throwing open its doors with a giveaway to help clothe Nelson-Tasman children. …

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170 days ago

Inspiring panel of young people Living the Change towards a better tomorrow

Barbara Robson Reporter from The Tasman Leader

REVIEW: Last Saturday, the movie Living the Change was shown at the Suter in Nelson. The movie pro…

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175 days ago

Historic Motupiko church looking to brighter future after restoration

Tim Newman Reporter from The Tasman Leader

One of the Tasman region’s oldest churches is getting a new lease of life after being purchased by a…

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