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- By Jake Bekemeyer
- Beyond Basics
A.A. Van Elslander Foundation Gifts $1.5M to Beyond Basics to Advance Literacy in Detroit
A.A. Van Elslander donates $1.5 million to Beyond Basics that will improve literacy skills for students at Denby High School
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- Beyond Basics
Foundation gifts $1.5M to improve literacy at Detroit school AP News
Archie “Art” Van Elslander donates $1.5 million to Beyond Basics that will improve literacy skills for students at Denby High School
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- Beyond Basics
Foundation Gifts $1.5M to Improve Literacy at Detroit School
A.A. Van Elslander donates $1.5 million to improve literacy at Denby High School
- By Kim Ward
- Literacy
MSU report finds disparities in districts’ implementation of Michigan third grade literacy law
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"One of the valuable things that the children of parents who can afford tutors receive,” Spurlock said, “is an understanding that there is no shame in needing more practice with phonics..."
- By DOUG LEMOV
- Literacy
Opinion: Too many children lost ground during the COVID-19 lockdown. Here’s how we can catch them up.
Students should learn to read “at the speed of sight” and article encourages educators to consider how novices learn: “For novices (like most students in the beginning stages of most pursuits), dynamic, engaging forms of direct instruction are most efficient, especially woven together with careful examples, questions and retrieval practice.
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DBusiness Daily Update: Michigan Receives $2M in Federal Development Grants for High-tech Startups, and More
Former NFL players speak to Beyond Basics student's.
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- Beyond Basics
Equity Pathways The business case for investing in diversity and inclusion: ‘Trillions of dollars of potential unlocked value’
Crain's Detroit talks about the importance of equity.
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- Beyond Basics
General Motors Continues its Commitment Detroit with $50M Investment
GM announces a $50 Million to help Detroit charities.
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