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New Mexico ranks last in the nation in child literacy, with almost 80% of children not proficient in reading by fourth grade. Governor Michelle Lujhan Grisham is pushing lawmakers to make greater investments in literacy.
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Michelle Lujan Grisham gave a press conference along with parents, children, educators and officials eager to talk about the effectiveness of structured literacy, a technique teachers and schools have increasingly been using in New Mexico and nationwide in recent years.
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7/8 9a: This Saturday on The Children's Hour, our KUNM Kids will review books for summer reading. Plus we'll find out about the Santa Fe Chamber Music…
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Thousands of adult New Mexicans can't read well, and because of social stigmas, they’re a hidden population. The latest data estimates adult education…
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Imagine when you walk out of your house the road signs are blank. Billboards, too. You try to order breakfast at that new brunch place, but you have to…
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People dropped off children’s books by the carload Thursday at a bus stop on Albuquerque’s west side.The goal was to literally stuff a city bus with tens…