There is a particular kind of quiet that falls over a school gate in late summer. Parents adjust collars that seem a little too wide, children clutch lunchboxes with uncertain hand

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When people search for Connie Witteman, they are usually trying to understand one thing: who is she, and why does her name appear in conversations about child development, literacy