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For the Love of ReadingFor the Love of Reading hosted by Christine French Cully Author: Christine French Cully
For the Love of Reading is an interview-format podcast where each week we discuss how we nurture in kids a love of reading to help them grow to become their best selvescurious, creative, caring, and confident. Yes, teaching kids how to read is of paramount importance. After all, reading is the fundamental skill needed for all learning. But helping kids develop the will to readand experience the thrill of reading--is just as important. Guests include teachers, librarians, parents, authors, researchers, and other experts in reading. Intended audience is primarily parents (including homeschooling parents) and grandparents with kids under the age of 12, and also teachers and librarians. Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Books, Kids & Family, Parenting Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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Episode 9: Using Books to Help Kids Learn About Social Justice
Episode 9
Thursday, 8 October, 2020
In this final episode of our For the Love of Reading podcast, host Christine French Cully talks with Dr. Christine Herring on how parents can use books to open conversations with their kids about social justice. Dr. Herring is a leading expert in the field of Race, Equity & Inclusion training in the Pittsburgh area. Dr. Herring and her husband, Dr. Charles Herring, are the founders of Herring Seminars where they work with organizations and school communities to develop ways of understanding complex relations between self and systems with regard to race, class, gender, sexual orientation, physical ability/disability, and other lived cultural experiences. To help parents, Dr. Herring has graciously compiled this booklist of books with social justice themes. You can contact Dr. Herring at herringseminars@gmail.com
