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Summer Library Programs: Life-changing programs Versus summer soldier Shawn Brommer South Central Library System Madison, WI March 6, 2013
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Wisconsin led the way! Be proud! Wisconsin created first statewide SLP in 1972. National model We’re still leading the way!
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Happy 12 th Anniversary!
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Value of SLP & public libraries: talking points Achievement gap Successful experiences Books into homes Motivation
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Closing the achievement gap Loss of 3 months of reading comprehension Accumulative: 2 year loss by 6 th grade. Middle school is too late.
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Closing the achievement gap Good news – consistency over quantity – Easy access is key – Freedom to choose – Access to reading materials levels the playing field
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Successful experiences Solutions – Hassle-free registration – Hassle-free record keeping – Freedom to choose books, genres and formats – Equitable recognition
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Books into homes Solutions: – Book purchases? – Libraries have books, audio books, e-books! – Books as program incentives
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Motivation Solutions – Talk to parents, teachers, community partners – Keep it simple – Provide opportunities to succeed – Appropriate, equitable incentives – Freedom to choose materials and set own goals
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Incentives Experiential Learning connection Philanthropic Goal is successful participants
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Power to Change Permission granted! Talk up the values Make it simple and hassle-free Evaluate incentives
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Contact me! Shawn Brommer South Central Library System sbrommer@scls.lib.wi.us 608-246-7974
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Resources Allington, Richard and Anne McGill-Frantzen. Summer Reading: Closing the Rich/Poor Reading Achievement Gap. Teachers College Press, 2013. Allington, Richard. What Really Matters for Struggling Readers: Designing Research-Based Programs, 3 rd ed. Pearson, 2012 www.readingrockets.org www.summerlearning.org
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Image credits Slide 1, 8 – 11, 13 - 16 : Around the House that Jack Built, Roz Abisch and Boche Kaplan. Parents' Magazine Press, 1972. (op)Around the House that Jack Built Slide 2: Flickr Creative CommonsFlickr Slide 3: 2013 CSLP clip art cd. Slide 4: Group of Children Reading in Library. Greendale, WI, 1938. Wisconsin Historical Society photo collection.Wisconsin Historical Society Slide 5: Summer library program photo. Madison, WI, 1978. SCLS photo collection Slide 6: Laugh n’ Leap Bounce House sales web site.web site Slide 7: Flickr Creative CommonsFlickr Creative Commons Slide 11, Norfolk Public Library, VA, Facebook pageFacebook page Slide 18, Slide 1: Around the House that Jack Built, Roz Abisch and Boche Kaplan. Parents' Magazine Press, 1972. (op)Around the House that Jack Built
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