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This document contains biographies and quotes from various educators from across North Carolina. It lists their names, positions, schools, and in some cases additional details about their experience, interests, and families. The educators come from a variety of roles including instructional technology, media and library services, science teaching, and exceptional children's teaching.
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This document provides information about a social justice reading group at the East Lansing Public Library. It lists the names of organizers from the library and Michigan State University. It then lists funding and community partners that support the program. There are recommendations for additional resources on social justice and diversity in books. The document shares feedback that has been received about the program and notes it is expanding communities. It provides contact information for organizers to answer any questions.
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A look into a library based literacy program for "disconnected youth" (16-24 years olds not employed and not in school).
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The Brooklyn Public Library launched an innovative program called the Young Adult Pre-GED project to help disconnected youth aged 17-24 in Brooklyn. The program provides educational and social services resources to help participants earn a high school equivalency diploma. Key aspects of the program include literacy classes held in the library, access to educational materials and technology, and support services such as metrocards, food, and guidance from social workers. Initial outcomes suggest the program has been successful in improving participants' literacy skills, life skills, and social connections.
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- 2. Nicole Gray Media & Instructional Technology Coordinator Onslow County Schools (Jacksonville, NC) Blog Coordinator – NC Leadership Council "Give a man a fish and he will eat for a day. Teach him how to fish and he will eat for a lifetime.“ Chinese Proverb I am looking forward to being a part of the NC Leadership Council & working with fellow educators around the world.
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