Family Literacy Library Programs: Models of Service.

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Autores principales: Johnson, Debra Wilcox, Edmonds, M. Leslie
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 1990
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Edmonds, M. Leslie
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Edmonds, M. Leslie
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Edmonds, M. Leslie
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contents Family Literacy Library Programs: Models of Service. Johnson, Debra Wilcox Edmonds, M. Leslie Adult Literacy Adult Reading Programs Family Environment Family Literacy Family Programs Family School Relationship Library Services Literacy Education Models This manual introduces the topic of family literacy programs in libraries and provides guidelines for libraries that are just getting started in family literacy programs as well as libraries that are further developing their existing programs. It is argued that illiteracy tends to be both intergenerational and cyclic, i.e., if a child's parents are illiterate, then it is more than likely that the child will also be educationally disadvantaged. For this reason, the program focuses its efforts upon family-oriented literacy programs. This manual covers five major topics: (1) the need for family literacy programs and literacy efforts in public libraries; (2) service models, including a continuum of involvement; (3) family literacy activities, which include children's literature and parenting skills services; (4) planning, funding, determining objectives and strategies for, and evaluating family literacy programs; and (5) issues related to family literacy programs such as the recruitment and retention of program participants. A 23-item bibliography and a list of 14 references useful in building a home library are appended. (MAB)
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spellingShingle Family Literacy Library Programs: Models of Service.
Johnson, Debra Wilcox
Edmonds, M. Leslie
Adult Literacy
Adult Reading Programs
Family Environment
Family Literacy
Family Programs
Family School Relationship
Library Services
Literacy Education
Models
Family Literacy Library Programs: Models of Service. Johnson, Debra Wilcox Edmonds, M. Leslie Adult Literacy Adult Reading Programs Family Environment Family Literacy Family Programs Family School Relationship Library Services Literacy Education Models This manual introduces the topic of family literacy programs in libraries and provides guidelines for libraries that are just getting started in family literacy programs as well as libraries that are further developing their existing programs. It is argued that illiteracy tends to be both intergenerational and cyclic, i.e., if a child's parents are illiterate, then it is more than likely that the child will also be educationally disadvantaged. For this reason, the program focuses its efforts upon family-oriented literacy programs. This manual covers five major topics: (1) the need for family literacy programs and literacy efforts in public libraries; (2) service models, including a continuum of involvement; (3) family literacy activities, which include children's literature and parenting skills services; (4) planning, funding, determining objectives and strategies for, and evaluating family literacy programs; and (5) issues related to family literacy programs such as the recruitment and retention of program participants. A 23-item bibliography and a list of 14 references useful in building a home library are appended. (MAB)
title Family Literacy Library Programs: Models of Service.
topic Adult Literacy
Adult Reading Programs
Family Environment
Family Literacy
Family Programs
Family School Relationship
Library Services
Literacy Education
Models
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED328269