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SUMMARY:Early Literacy 101-An Ohio Ready to Read Workshop-Part I
LOCATION:Online via Zoom
DESCRIPTION:Early Literacy 101-An Ohio Ready to Read Workshop-Part I\n\n03/11/21 02:00 PM EST\n - 03/11/21 04:00 PM EST\Description:\nBack by popular demand! This hands-on workshop will help you build a firm foundation in early literacy. Participants will learn how brain development impacts how young children learn and will explore effective, research-based early literacy resources and activities. The workshop covers the Six Early Literacy Skills presented in the PLA/ALSC Every Child Ready to Read® 1st edition, and the Five Early Literacy Practices presented in the 2nd edition, along with other early literacy concepts and tools. The instructor will help attendees get ready to offer early literacy story times and become well-equipped to work with parents and community partners to share early literacy concepts and build community support.\n\nWho will enjoy and benefit from this workshop?\n\n	Library workers who are new to children's services\n	Department managers or library directors with new children's services staff\n	Outreach staff\n	Newly degreed youth services librarians\n	Any library worker who wants a refresher course in early literacy\n\nOnce you registered for Part I be sure to sign up for Part II which is on Thursday, March 18, 2021  at 2:00 PM\nPresenters:\n\nMarianna DiGiacomo has dedicated her career to strengthening public library’s focus on literacy and community collaborations.  Marianna joined Stark Library in 2007 and served as youth services librarian and literacy and events coordinator prior to her role as community services director. She directs Stark Library’s literacy initiatives, school and community partnerships, outreach services, technology training, and events.  She is a graduate of Leadership Stark County’s Government Academy, American Library Association’s Leadership Institute and serves on many local committees dedicated to ensuring children are ready for school success.\n\n\nJulia Shaheen is the Literacy Manager at Stark Library where she oversees a staff of five who work with the SPARK program in Stark County. Through this program, her staff visit homes of preschoolers to provide early intervention and help prepare the preschoolers and their parents or caregivers for Kindergarten. She also oversees the literacy efforts of Stark Library by providing staff training, parent workshops, and professional development for educators. She has also provided Every Child Ready to Read training to librarians in Northeast Ohio through the Early Literacy 101 workshops. Previously, she has worked as a teen programmer and provided baby storytime for two years in the Youth Services department at Main library. She holds a Master of Arts degree from Walsh University in Education.\Details:\nWho should attend:  Any staff interested in Early Childhood Literacy\n\nCompetency:  Public Service\n\nCost:  Free to All\n\nIt’s never too late to save your library money. NEO-RLS Memberships are pro-rated! Call us today to join.\Location:\nOnline via Zoom\n\n,
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Early Literacy 101-An Ohio Ready to Read Workshop-Part I<br /><br />03/11/21 02:00 PM EST - 03/11/21 04:00 PM EST<br />Description:<br />Back by popular demand! This hands-on workshop will help you build a firm foundation in early literacy. Participants will learn how brain development impacts how young children learn and will explore effective, research-based early literacy resources and activities. The workshop covers the Six Early Literacy Skills presented in the PLA/ALSC Every Child Ready to Read&reg; 1st edition, and the Five Early Literacy Practices presented in the 2nd edition, along with other early literacy concepts and tools. The instructor will help attendees get ready to offer early literacy story times and become well-equipped to work with parents and community partners to share early literacy concepts and build community support.<br />
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Who will enjoy and benefit from this workshop?
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	<li>Library workers who are new to children's services</li>
	<li>Department managers or library directors with new children's services staff</li>
	<li>Outreach staff</li>
	<li>Newly degreed youth services librarians</li>
	<li>Any library worker who wants a refresher course in early literacy</li>
</ul>
<strong>Once you registered for Part I be<a href="https://mms.neo-rls.org/Calendar/moreinfo_responsive.php?eventid=60486&amp;org_id=NEOL">&nbsp;sure to sign up for Part II which is on Thursday, March 18, 2021&nbsp; at 2:00 PM</a></strong><br />
<strong>Presenters:</strong><br />
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<em><img alt="" src="https://neo-rls.org/photos/68665_11102020151337.jpg" style="margin: 5px 15px; float: left; width: 100px;" width="100" />Marianna DiGiacomo </em>has dedicated her career to strengthening public library&rsquo;s focus on literacy and community collaborations.&nbsp; Marianna joined Stark Library in 2007 and served as youth services librarian and literacy and events coordinator prior to her role as community services director. She directs Stark Library&rsquo;s literacy initiatives, school and community partnerships, outreach services, technology training, and events.&nbsp; She is a graduate of Leadership Stark County&rsquo;s Government Academy, American Library Association&rsquo;s Leadership Institute and serves on many local committees dedicated to ensuring children are ready for school success.<br />
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<em><img alt="" src="https://neo-rls.org/photos/68666_11102020151534.jpg" style="margin: 5px 15px; float: left; width: 100px;" width="100" />Julia Shaheen</em> is the Literacy Manager at Stark Library where she oversees a staff of five who work with the SPARK program in Stark County. Through this program, her staff visit homes of preschoolers to provide early intervention and help prepare the preschoolers and their parents or caregivers for Kindergarten. She also oversees the literacy efforts of Stark Library by providing staff training, parent workshops, and professional development for educators. She has also provided Every Child Ready to Read training to librarians in Northeast Ohio through the Early Literacy 101 workshops. Previously, she has worked as a teen programmer and provided baby storytime for two years in the Youth Services department at Main library. She holds a Master of Arts degree from Walsh University in Education.<br />Details:<br />Who should attend:&nbsp; Any staff interested in Early Childhood Literacy<br />
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Competency<strong>:</strong>&nbsp; Public Service<br />
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Cost:&nbsp; Free to All<br />
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