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Dan Reynolds

Berlin, Germany, Krefeld
As seen in: Memory Studies, Flipboard, Salon, Smashing Magazine, Drugs.com, KMGH-TV (Denver, CO), Communication Arts, The 74
Typografie- und DTP-Lehrkraft @designkrefeld. Dr. phil. @HBK_BS 2019. @Fontstand News editor. Amateur design historian researching 19th C. German typefoundries.
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From Tasks to Meaning: How to Make Sure Reading Instruction Goes Deeper Original

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By Dan Reynolds, Sara Rutherford-Quach, Lauren J. Cassidy
| The 74 Verified
Get stories like this delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for The 74 Newsletter The lesson for the day had the students reading One Giant Leap, which narrates the Apollo 11 moon landing. Yet two third-grade teachers — using the same lesson, in the same district, with similar students — produced completely different learning experiences. In one classroom, students identified literal and nonliteral language: an exercise in labeling text features.
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From Tasks to Meaning: How to Make Sure Reading Instruction Goes Deeper

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By Dan Reynolds
| Flipboard
3 hours ago AI use at work creates both challenges and opportunities. When a shiny new tech innovation comes along, it always seems like it’s the younger generations that rush to embrace it, doesn’t it? From VCRs to video game consoles to smartphones and, today, AI. And what holds true about youth and tech at …
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Notes on the origin of Akzidenz-Grotesk — TypeOff.

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By Dan Reynolds
| typeoff.de
Above, I’ve reproduced my comparison of Bauer & Co.’s 1895 Schattierte Grotesk with Bauer & Co. and H. Berthold AG’s 1898 Accidenz-Grotesk. The image shows both typefaces in their 36 and 48-pt sizes. I took this Schattierte Grotesk specimen is from columns 407–8 of the 1896 Archiv für Buchdruckerkunst und verwandte Geschäfts­zweige issues. The lines of Accidenz-Grotesk are from Bauer & Co. and Berthold’s joint 1911 catalogue.
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