Celebrating the Caregivers
It’s National Family Literacy Month and we’re celebrating the caregivers. A child’s “important adults” are crucial to whether they develop a love of learning and reading, cultivate their curiosity, and
It’s National Family Literacy Month and we’re celebrating the caregivers. A child’s “important adults” are crucial to whether they develop a love of learning and reading, cultivate their curiosity, and
“The point of communication is to be understood.” That’s – well, it’s kinda obvious, right? What else would communication be about?! And yet how often do we explicitly learn to
October is Dyslexia Awareness Month Dyslexia is a learning difference, one that specifically affects language processing. Dyslexia is many things, and among them, it’s an intriguing balance of abilities. “The
So often – including right here on this website – we talk about adult and family literacy in terms of deficit. “Adults without a high school diploma struggle to find
Get ready to celebrate all things LITERACY throughout September! International Literacy Day is celebrated every year on September 8. Adult Education and Family Literacy Week is September 18 – 24.
This is a guest post from Scanning Pens, one of the exhibitors at the 2022 Literacy Texas Annual Conference. Visit their booth in the Exhibitor Hall starting Sunday evening (July
It’s still July, but we’re looking ahead to September. Why? September has multiple opportunities to celebrate all things literacy. It’s National Literacy Month, just for starters, and on September 8
This is a guest post from Taynim Johnson at Literacy ConneXus. Hello from Literacy Connexus everyone! We hope that this blog post finds you happy, healthy, and ready for summer.
April 24, 1989 1989! Do you remember your 1989 hairstyle? The car you were driving?Perhaps it was your prom year. Or your first year of Little League.Perhaps you were a
Let’s face it, there are a lot of awards out there. From Student of the Year to Volunteer of the Month to Community Rockstar to who knows what else, we