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Autori principali: Taylor, Michelle, Pratt, Megan E., Fabes, Richard A.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 2019
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1229784
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author Taylor, Michelle
Pratt, Megan E.
Fabes, Richard A.
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Pratt, Megan E.
Fabes, Richard A.
Taylor, Michelle
Pratt, Megan E.
Fabes, Richard A.
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contents Public Libraries as a Context for the Study of Learning and Development Taylor, Michelle Pratt, Megan E. Fabes, Richard A. Public Libraries Library Role School Community Relationship Family Involvement Child Development School Readiness Parenting Skills Institutional Cooperation Scientists Partnerships in Education Young Children Quality of Life Inclusion Program Effectiveness State Universities Scholarship Public libraries are ideal contexts for supporting child development and family involvement (Families and Work Institute, 2015; IMLS, 2013). Families with children often attend public libraries to participate in educational programming and experiences, yet university-based developmental scientists who study how people develop and adapt across the lifespan have not fully recognized them as a significant context for the study of learning and development. This reflective essay suggests that developmental scientists and public libraries can achieve mutual benefits through joint research and evaluation efforts within the library context. We illustrate this type of collaboration through a firsthand account of a university-library partnership developed to support family engagement in library settings that promotes optimal parenting and enhances children's school readiness.
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spellingShingle Public Libraries as a Context for the Study of Learning and Development
Taylor, Michelle
Pratt, Megan E.
Fabes, Richard A.
Public Libraries
Library Role
School Community Relationship
Family Involvement
Child Development
School Readiness
Parenting Skills
Institutional Cooperation
Scientists
Partnerships in Education
Young Children
Quality of Life
Inclusion
Program Effectiveness
State Universities
Scholarship
Public Libraries as a Context for the Study of Learning and Development Taylor, Michelle Pratt, Megan E. Fabes, Richard A. Public Libraries Library Role School Community Relationship Family Involvement Child Development School Readiness Parenting Skills Institutional Cooperation Scientists Partnerships in Education Young Children Quality of Life Inclusion Program Effectiveness State Universities Scholarship Public libraries are ideal contexts for supporting child development and family involvement (Families and Work Institute, 2015; IMLS, 2013). Families with children often attend public libraries to participate in educational programming and experiences, yet university-based developmental scientists who study how people develop and adapt across the lifespan have not fully recognized them as a significant context for the study of learning and development. This reflective essay suggests that developmental scientists and public libraries can achieve mutual benefits through joint research and evaluation efforts within the library context. We illustrate this type of collaboration through a firsthand account of a university-library partnership developed to support family engagement in library settings that promotes optimal parenting and enhances children's school readiness.
title Public Libraries as a Context for the Study of Learning and Development
topic Public Libraries
Library Role
School Community Relationship
Family Involvement
Child Development
School Readiness
Parenting Skills
Institutional Cooperation
Scientists
Partnerships in Education
Young Children
Quality of Life
Inclusion
Program Effectiveness
State Universities
Scholarship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1229784