Lesley Morrow. Champion of Family and Early Literacy. The Most Important Things. http://youtu.be/c8A38PdipDc?t=7s. 1964. Body of Work. Professor and researcher at Rutledge University Over 200 published works Examples Grants, including $1,000,000 to study how fluency develops in children - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Lesley Morrow
Lesley MorrowChampion of Family and Early Literacy
The Most Important Thingshttp://youtu.be/c8A38PdipDc?t=7s
1964Body of WorkProfessor and researcher at Rutledge
UniversityOver 200 published worksExamplesGrants, including
$1,000,000 to study how fluency develops in childrenService as
president of IRA
http://youtu.be/c8A38PdipDc?t=3m22s
Shining at the Heart of ControversyA full review of the
literature leaves one with the impression that schools strongly
emphasize how parents can learn from schools but give little
attention to how schools might learn from parents. Families can, of
course, learn a great deal about literacy development from the
school but it is also true that teachers need to learn more about
how parents and children share literacy on a daily basis and to
explore how such events can serve school learning.~Morrow &
Paratore, 1993, pp. 197-198A Powerful Impact, Indeed
My brothers keeper?I must feed him, teach him, andHelp him teach
his own ~a Haiku by April Scott
