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Essential for both public and school librarians who serve the many diverse ELL populations living in the United States.
This helpful guide features specific lessons to implement as well as suggestions for building one's own repertoire of mentor texts.
Catering to academic libraries, this work will prove to be beneficial for everyone from current students to administrators. Other disciplines and library types could also benefit, as while the specific programs discussed are not universal, the theories are.
Many art books draw attention to formal elements; no others manage to elucidate the how and why of perception for nearly all ages with such depth and ingenuity. A must-have for picture book aficionados. [Ed. note: See Up Close interview with Molly Bang, p. 18.]
A great purchase for any elementary and middle school library and an ideal addition for a professional development reading list.
An in-depth look at how librarians can incorporate early literacy practices and behaviors into their storytimes, thus ultimately increasing the perceived value of the programs.
Those seeking books for early voracious readers will consult this valuable compilation often, eagerly, and gratefully.
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