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demigoddess

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6. depends on the age. And if you can already read well.

Sat Sep 17, 2016, 03:18 PM

Sep 2016

I would recommend both at different and same times. Depending on the kid. My son learned to read books with tapes recorded with the words. This was when he was 5 yrs old. But then he had been looking at books since he was a year old. And I read books to him from age 2 or three, every night. Also later on I read a book that was in handwriting script rather than print and he read along with me. It taught him that he could read script as well as print and he was happy with that. I would say do both but mix it up.

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Is listening to a book ‘cheating?’ [View all] elleng Sep 2016 OP

Without reading Willingham's post, I'd say it's NOT cheating. MANative Sep 2016 #1

It depends. LWolf Sep 2016 #2

From my experience doing both, anamandujano Sep 2016 #3

Is using a calculator on a math test cheating? FBaggins Sep 2016 #4

Exactly. It's a badly worded question. Igel Sep 2016 #7

Using Cliff's Notes is cheating, mostly yourself. Using someone else's report is cheating Warpy Sep 2016 #5

depends on the age. And if you can already read well. demigoddess Sep 2016 #6

Not cheating but... RealityChik Dec 2016 #8

Thanks for your thoughts! elleng Dec 2016 #9

You mean I'm not expelled from the group? RealityChik Dec 2016 #10

Not a chance! elleng Dec 2016 #11

I learned from lectures sab390 Dec 2016 #12