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Connecting the school year with summer learning Hire the best school year teachers, get assessment data from the school prior to the start of the program, and then share the results of the child’s experience during the summer with the teacher and administrative staff.
Keeping pace during the school year Dr. Karl Alexander discusses keeping pace during the school year.
Keep the learning faucet on Dr. James Kim discusses how to keep the learning faucet on during the summer months.
Earl Phalen: Libraries are rich resources, at no cost One of the most important things parents can do is get their kids their own library cards.
The Beginning School study Dr. Karl Alexander of Johns Hopkins University discusses the Beginning School Study.
Active Read Alouds: Bringing Nonfiction to Life Kids and volunteers engage in a summer reading program developed by The Reading Connection.
Summer reading and access to books Even a modest amount of summer reading can prevent the “summer slide.”
