If you’re on Facebook, you’re all too familiar with the high that comes from receiving a “like” on one of your posts. Researchers have suggested that this quick hit of dopamine in our brains can be as addicting as the most powerful drugs.
We aren’t addicted to likes (or drugs!) here at Read Naturally, thank goodness. But we do know that likes are a good way to measure the appeal of a post. We use this data to figure out how to give our Facebook followers more of the content they want and less of the content they don’t.
Each week, we post articles relevant to our mission of helping students succeed. Some of these articles were written by us and posted to our blog. Others were written by reporters or experts in the field. These articles contain what we’ve deemed to be interesting and valuable information from relevant sources. If you come across an article that fits with this goal, please tag us!
In case you missed them, here are some articles that have resonated with many of our Facebook followers this summer:
Why Handwriting Is Still Essential in the Keyboarding Age
Read Naturally and the Common Core Standards
Essential Components of Reading
How They Learn to Love Reading
If you like what we post, give us a like! If you don’t, let us know. We’d love some suggestions on what might assist you in helping your students and/or your children succeed.
Share your student’s success story—nominate him or her for our Star of the Month award. Win a Barnes & Noble gift card for the student and a Read Naturally gift certificate for your class!
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