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Strongly recommended for those concerned with the effect of literacy on young children in light of new technology and for laying out ways that educators can encourage literacy in the home, classroom, and community as a whole. Suggested for librarians, media specialists, ELA teachers and administrators, and literacy and reading coaches.
Add this unique selection to professional development collections that serve teachers looking for general advice about cooperative classrooms and student-centered instruction and management.
This issue, SLJ highlights titles that focus on everything you need to know to deliver an amazing storytime, a guide to helping female students get involved in STEM, and a primer on reading instruction.
Though the context for change might be debatable, many of the instructional strategies may offer ideas for teaching.
With fun activities and timely information on the CCSS, this is an ideal choice for administrators, librarians, and parents eager to promote current literacy standards.
This month's professional reading titles include global offerings for storytellers, a primer on developing literacy skills, and more.
Those with an interest in tales from around the world would do well to consider this well-organized compendium from a renowned expert in the field.
Even with its flaws, this is still a valuable tool for integrating early literacy activities into a public library setting.
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