Family Literacy Best Practices Guide for Programs in Nova Scotia (2003)
Authors: Family Literacy Research for Nova Scotia, Michelle Bowden, Projet de recherche en alphabétisation familiale pour la Nouvelle-Écosse
Collection: Learning Materials
These guidelines have been developed as a foundation on which to build Family Literacy programs in Nova Scotia. Because Family Literacy programs are developed based on the need in each community, there is no uniform program that is delivered across the province. What the programs do have in common is the same inclusive philosophy, values and commitment to their participants. Family Literacy practitioners can use this guide as a reference point for the development of their respective programs.
Keywords:
- Family literacy
- Family literacy materials
- Family literacy programs
- Practitioner resources
- Program planning
- Reports
- Research
- Research projects
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Added: 2003-10-15
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