Early Learning
A police-officer-turned-librarian uses her skills to target a community’s early-learning deficit.
A surprise discovery of a "word pedometer" at ALA Midwinter inspires an early literacy experiment.
Librarians and teachers, as well as government and school district officials, have spoken out against the revocation and vowed support for all students.
Librarians are addressing student concerns with "safe spaces," support groups, book displays, special programming—and lots of hugs.
The Joint Chiefs of Storytime Underground have a clear position: Librarianship is not a neutral profession, and libraries are not neutral spaces.
As with children’s books for, by, or about Latinos, the market for children’s music in Spanish has been mostly overlooked. Here are a few new and not-so-new wonderful titles.
Librarians around the country are showing ingenuity and resolve in early learning outreach. Lisa G. Kropp reports.
Public librarians are training early learning professionals in a range of literacy-boosting skills, from in-depth professional development to puppetry.
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