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These 5 Proven Methods for Teaching Foundational Literacy are Vital to Overcoming Pandemic Losses -- THE Journal - Vimarsana News

These 5 Proven Methods for Teaching Foundational Literacy are Vital to Overcoming Pandemic Losses -- THE Journal

While addressing the needs of all students (especially after a global pandemic) could never boil down to a common formula, educators as well as families and tutors must rely on proven methods for teaching foundational literacy skills, says a literacy instruction expert from ReadingPartners.org, who offers five key elements that every literacy learner needs.

Democratizing Competitive Math for the Next Generation: Silicon Valley Math Tournament Awards Up to $60,000 in Scholarships Starting Fall 2022 - Vimarsana News

Democratizing Competitive Math for the Next Generation: Silicon Valley Math Tournament Awards Up to $60,000 in Scholarships Starting Fall 2022

/PRNewswire/ -- Since 2015, Random Math has organized the Silicon Valley Math Tournament (SVMT), an annual scholarship-based competition designed for...

Minnesota's Recovery Corps doubles its volunteer force to combat substance abuse issues - Vimarsana News

Minnesota's Recovery Corps doubles its volunteer force to combat substance abuse issues

The AmeriCorps program is looking for 100 Minnesotans to mentor peers with substance abuse.

District 742 In Need of Tutors - Vimarsana News

District 742 In Need of Tutors

(KNSI) - St. Cloud Area Schools are looking for 26 tutors to help teach preschool and elementary students. Twe...

AmeriCorps program aims to boost state's public health workforce - Vimarsana News

AmeriCorps program aims to boost state's public health workforce

The new Minnesota Public Health Corps is looking for 150 Minnesotans to work for a year in local public health departments and other organizations.