Implementing an intergenerational literacy program with authentic literacy instruction: Challenges, responses, and results: Executive summary

Description:

A summary of an evaluation of the implementation of Literacy for Life, an intergenerational literacy program for low-literate adults and their 3 to 5 year-old children, based on data collected during the program's first two years at two sites in Canada

Resource Type:

Executive Summary

Author(s):

Anderson Jim; Purcell-Gates Victoria; Jang Kristy; Gagne Monique

Publisher(s):

Canadian Council on Learning

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