Talking
about a story is the key to children becoming good readers.
Read a book. Ask a question. Start a conversation.
Read a book. Ask a question. Start a conversation.
I want to thank everyone I had the pleasure to work with
in New Haven this past week. The
parents, teachers, providers and caregivers I met at New Haven Reads, Gateway
Community College, All Our Kin, Covidien, and West Haven Community—all of you
brought great enthusiasm and determination to my presentations. You understand
that wanting the best for children translates into making sure children develop
strong literacy skills. You
are all part of the team that will make sure the doors to literacy open. You
know this will make the biggest difference in the life of a child. I hope Reading Together and Conversational
Reading continues to inspire you.
“The most important outcome is not how many books children read,
but how many conversations they have about them. “
but how many conversations they have about them. “
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