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Living Ideabook
The Living IDEABOOK is a digital extension of IDEABOOK: Libraries for Families.
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Parent Innovation Institute: Co-creating Solutions with Parents
This post by Aida Mariam is the first in a two-part series about The Early Learning Lab’s Parent Innovation Institute.
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Family Engagement Professionals Find Support at Friday Café
Our latest blog post highlights how the Friday Café model is connecting family-focused practitioners in Connecticut, California, and beyond.
continue readingDesigning a Public Library For and With Families
This post looks at how design influences families’ ability to work together in the library. Learn strategies for re-envisioning library spaces from architect Jeffrey Hoover.
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How to Use Interactive Family Cases
Global Family Research Project’s interactive family cases are a great professional learning tool to help you hone your family engagement practice.
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Every Child Ready for Math
Librarians and families can talk, sing, read, and write about and play together to help every child to develop early math skills.
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Ideabook: Libraries for Families
Libraries are no longer just about books—they are increasingly becoming the educational, technological, and social hub of communities across the nation.
continue readingLearning Pathways: Leading Our Children to Success in School and Life
Heather Weiss, M. Elena Lopez, and Margaret Caspe highlight how communities are shaping learning anywhere, anytime for children and youth.
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Public Libraries: A Vital Space for Family Engagement
Libraries provide families a welcoming environment in which to learn, to connect with other parents, and to find other community resources that can help them thrive.
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