Family Literacy Resource Notebook

Family Literacy Programs: Who Benefits?

Teacher to Teacher

• Free and Almost Free Things for Teachers - (0300-1)

• Creating a Safe Environment for Learning - (0300-2)

• Creating A Classroom Magazine - (0300-5)

• Multicultural Books in Family Literacy Programs - (0300-7)

• Kids Come in All Languages: Reading Instructions for ESL Students - (0300-6)
  

• Using Problem-Posing Dialogue in Adult Literacy Education - (0300-8)

• Using Writing Journals in the Adult Literacy Education - (0300-10)

• "Watching a Light Go On": Exploring the Use of Authentic Literature with Adult Learners - (0300-11)

• "Baby" - (0300-13)

• "Journey" - (0300-14)

• "Every Living Thing" - (0300-15)

• "Missing May" - (0300-16)

• "Make Lemonade" - (0300-17)

• "Choices" - (0300-18)

• "Anthony Burns" - (0300-19)

Research to Practice

• Family Literacy Programs: Getting Started - (0200-5)

• Bringing Books to Adult Literacy Classrooms - (0200-12)
  
  
• Text Considerations in Literacy Teaching and Learning - (0200-14)

• Whole Language in ABLE - Just Do It! - (0200-18)

• A Review of "A Study of the Spelling Development of Adult Literacy Learners Compared With That of Classroom Children - (0200-22)

Technology Update

• How to Get On-Line Worth Your Computer - (0500-1)

• Tapping into OhioLit: The OLRC Mailing List (Listserv) - February 1996 - (0500-2)

Research In Adult Literacy

• Motivations for Learning: Voices of Women Welfare Reform Recipients - (0600-1)

• Joining Together in Literacy Learning: Teenage Mothers and Children - (0600-6)

• A Survey of Family Literacy in the United States - April 1996 - (0600-7)

• Toward a Collaborative Approach to Parent Involvement in Early Education: A Study of Teenage Mothers in an African-American Community - (0600-8)