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The Knowledge Deficit: Closing the Shocking Education Gap for American Children – Why Curriculum Matters: Essential Tools for Parents and Teachers to Build Reading Comprehension
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E.D. Hirsch Jr.

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Katlyn is on page 50 of 192

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Margaret Chind is on page 120 of 192

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Sinclair Conder is on page 10 of 192

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Lisa is 15% done

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Alan is 53% done

Ever read a book that everyone insists is absolutely, staggeringly brilliant but you can't figure out why? That's me right now with this one. DND at 53%

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Alan is 42% done

42% into this and it finally appears that the author might be thinking about perhaps approaching a point.

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Kristin is 40% done

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Brit is on page 122 of 169

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The Knowledge Deficit: Closing the Shocking Education Gap for American Children

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Elliot is on page 68 of 192

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Elliot is on page 64 of 192

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Elliot is on page 59 of 192

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Elliot is on page 44 of 192

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Elliot is on page 16 of 192

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Amy Ly is on page 100 of 192

guessing I'm about 100 pages in and it's very interesting how their main argument is focusing on the need for a diverse knowledge base ("background knowledge") in order for students to be able to become better readers and learners. It then begs the question of what's worthy of being taught at schools, which is...a very controversial issue probably.

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