Recently, Literacy Ambassador Mychal Threets joined CLI in their celebration of Read Across America Day with the National Education Association (NEA), the non-profit organization Read by 4th, the Free Library of Philadelphia, and the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania. See the full recap here!
When we think about the importance of literacy, we cannot stop at what learning happens in the classroom. We factor in how a child’s identity – their ethnicity, race, social class, etc.– can be nurtured while also introducing them to the vast world that is walking in another person’s shoes.
If you’re thinking about phonics instruction lately, you’re probably thinking about decodable books, the short texts that provide children with opportunities to practice phonics skills.
Immerse young minds in the enchanting world of poetry with our book bundle, where each verse becomes a gateway to imagination, creativity, and emotional expression. Spark a lifelong love for language and storytelling in young children through the power of poetry, nurturing their empathy, language skills, and appreciation for the beauty of words.
We’re excited to announce that Mychal Threets joined CLI in our celebration of Read Across America Day with the National Education Association (NEA), Read by 4th, the Free Library of Philadelphia, and the Girl Scouts of Eastern Pennsylvania.
Celebrate Women’s History Month with women’s stories. Across the globe and throughout time women rock the world as warriors and writers, innovators and astronauts, dancers, musicians, and more. Diversify your book collection, expand readers’ knowledge, and inspire children with these empowering read alouds.
The last leadership session delved into how school leaders drive lifelong learning, covering leadership’s catalytic role, fostering collaborative growth expectations, and creating an engaged educator and learner community.
Our third leadership session targeted school principals and emphasized the crucial role of leadership in cultivating a culture of lifelong learning in schools. We discussed three key learning outcomes: styles, collaborative teacher-principal learning, and community building.
In our second presentation of the school leaders webinar series, titled “Insights into Equity-Centered Data Discourse,” Mary List, Senior Executive Director for the Midwest Region, and Amber Haynes, Regional Manager for Chicago and Omaha, engaged with school leaders to explore how they can create an equitable school environment through data-driven discussions.
The rallying cry of “protect Black women” emerged as a powerful response to the violence and systemic racism inflicted upon Black individuals by those sworn to protect and serve, sparking civil unrest.