A resource for parents and educators promoting the literacy development of children today. I am no longer updating this blog. Thank you for following this site, and I hope that you continue to find helpful literacy resources and tips within its contents.

Did you know that 15 of every 100 people in Alabama reach adulthood without ever learning how to read? Illiteracy is widespread, a problem in every community,not limited to race, religion or socioeconomic class. Encouraging our youth to become better Readers and Writers is my passion, and with this blog I hope to give parents and educators ideas on how to help their children become efficient in literacy. Monday, January 16, 2012. Oh, and go to school.

Our society works within the community to promote literacy to people of all ages in the Nicola Valley. From free books to programs for senior citizens, we offer a wide variety of programs and events all year. Volunteers and members are always welcome to help out, lending a hand or expertise to support us.

Addressing the Needs of All Students. Advice for Students in Ed 214. Alternatives to Standard Writing Genres. Authority and Power in the Classroom. Capital University Education Alumni Page! Capital University Student Teacher Handbook. Digging Deeper with Benjamin Bloom.

Agape Child and Family Services. Catholic Charities of West Tennessee. Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Memphis. Memphis Brooks Museum of Art. Pink Palace Family of Museums. Christ the King Catholic Church.