Education as a market literally means marketers must create a ‘problem’ – Jane Caro

                                                                        

                                                                            Jane Caro

The following was a Tweet in August 2020.

Aug 4, 2020

Decision-makers must listen to those with qualifications and experience, not those with a vested interest. Myths and deception: ‘synphonpreneurs’ are pushing synthetic phonics in schools —@craigp66 @nswppa @TeachersFed @JaneCaro @Anncaro11

Jane Caro @JaneCaro in August 2020 Tweeted the following:

Yep, education as a market literally means marketers must create a 'problem' (teachers don't know how to teach kids to read properly) and then sell us an expensive solution ('synthetic phonics tm) (I just made the trade- mark bit up, but you get the gist) is the only 'answer'.

There was a tweet that was not agreeable to Jane Caro and it was deleted. This is a Western disease and is one of the reasons they do not progress. They either delete or ignore tweets they cannot reply. LINK

The following is Jane Caro’s tweet after deleting the Tweet (not my tweet) she disagreed with.

Visual Memorising of frequently used words Anne Castle

On 8.5.2020 Anne Castles tweeted

Replying to @luqmanmichel and @NathanielRSwain

Visual memory and reading

Visual memory is a form of memory that preserves some aspects of our senses pertaining to visual experience. We are able to place in memory visual information that resembles objects, places, animals or people in a mental image.

‘Ending the Reading Wars’ Part 3 Frequently used words

This is a continuation of my previous post. Here is an extract from the Report by the three ladies, Kathleen Rastle, Anne Castle, Kate Nation and my comments.

Ending the Reading wars by Anne Castles, Kathleen Rastle and Kate Nation (Part 2)

This is a continuation of the report on Ending the Reading Wars by Anne Castles, Kathleen Rastle and Kate Nation.

Ending the Reading Wars by Anne Castles, Kathleen Rastle, Kate Nation

Juliet Palethorpe replied as follows in a tweet to me.

 I think you’ll find summaries of the research on reading instruction to date dispute your view.

I read the article twice and did not see anything that disputes what I had written on. I then tweeted Juliet Palethorpe asking her to please let me know exactly which of my views the article disputed but did not receive any response.