Parent-Child Learning Centers: An Alternative Approach to Library Programming for Preschoolers.

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Autori principali: Rogers, Pat, Herrin, Barbara
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1986
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author Rogers, Pat
Herrin, Barbara
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Herrin, Barbara
Rogers, Pat
Herrin, Barbara
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contents Parent-Child Learning Centers: An Alternative Approach to Library Programming for Preschoolers. Rogers, Pat Herrin, Barbara Community Needs Library Services Parent Education Parents Prereading Experience Preschool Children Preschool Education Public Libraries Toddlers As alternatives to preschool story hours, Parent-Child Learning Centers offer opportunities for parent education, hands-on activities that are appropriate for the developmental needs of the young child, more effective use of the library professional's time and skills, and expansion of library service to meet the changing needs of the community. (Author/EM)
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spellingShingle Parent-Child Learning Centers: An Alternative Approach to Library Programming for Preschoolers.
Rogers, Pat
Herrin, Barbara
Community Needs
Library Services
Parent Education
Parents
Prereading Experience
Preschool Children
Preschool Education
Public Libraries
Toddlers
Parent-Child Learning Centers: An Alternative Approach to Library Programming for Preschoolers. Rogers, Pat Herrin, Barbara Community Needs Library Services Parent Education Parents Prereading Experience Preschool Children Preschool Education Public Libraries Toddlers As alternatives to preschool story hours, Parent-Child Learning Centers offer opportunities for parent education, hands-on activities that are appropriate for the developmental needs of the young child, more effective use of the library professional's time and skills, and expansion of library service to meet the changing needs of the community. (Author/EM)
title Parent-Child Learning Centers: An Alternative Approach to Library Programming for Preschoolers.
topic Community Needs
Library Services
Parent Education
Parents
Prereading Experience
Preschool Children
Preschool Education
Public Libraries
Toddlers
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ341592