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Main Authors: Stahlschmidt, Agnes D., Johnson, Carole Schulte
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1984
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ298475
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author Stahlschmidt, Agnes D.
Johnson, Carole Schulte
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Johnson, Carole Schulte
Stahlschmidt, Agnes D.
Johnson, Carole Schulte
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contents The Library Media Specialist and the Read-Aloud Program. Stahlschmidt, Agnes D. Johnson, Carole Schulte Elementary Education Elementary School Students Librarians Library Role Library Services Literature Appreciation Media Specialists Reading Aloud to Others Reading Attitudes Reading Interests School Libraries School Surveys Examines research on effects of reading aloud to children in areas of reading and listening comprehension, vocabulary and language development, and attitudes toward reading. Outcomes of reading aloud and results of teacher survey concerning ways in which the school library media specialist can contribute to read-aloud programs are discussed. Includes 10 references. (EJS)
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spellingShingle The Library Media Specialist and the Read-Aloud Program.
Stahlschmidt, Agnes D.
Johnson, Carole Schulte
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Librarians
Library Role
Library Services
Literature Appreciation
Media Specialists
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Attitudes
Reading Interests
School Libraries
School Surveys
The Library Media Specialist and the Read-Aloud Program. Stahlschmidt, Agnes D. Johnson, Carole Schulte Elementary Education Elementary School Students Librarians Library Role Library Services Literature Appreciation Media Specialists Reading Aloud to Others Reading Attitudes Reading Interests School Libraries School Surveys Examines research on effects of reading aloud to children in areas of reading and listening comprehension, vocabulary and language development, and attitudes toward reading. Outcomes of reading aloud and results of teacher survey concerning ways in which the school library media specialist can contribute to read-aloud programs are discussed. Includes 10 references. (EJS)
title The Library Media Specialist and the Read-Aloud Program.
topic Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Librarians
Library Role
Library Services
Literature Appreciation
Media Specialists
Reading Aloud to Others
Reading Attitudes
Reading Interests
School Libraries
School Surveys
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ298475