Connecting children with literature – Part 1: The tools and techniques for reading well aloud with children

Oct 12, 2020 - Oct 12, 2020

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Connecting children with literature – Part 1: The tools and techniques for reading well aloud with children

Oct 12 2020

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Connecting children with literature – 3-part webinar series

Part 1: The tools and techniques for reading well aloud with childrenThe first webinar will support educators understanding of the specific techniques required to read well with children and the art of reading aloud. It also offers educators some specific strategies to support children’s connections with literature whilst learning at home using digital technologies.

Date: Monday 12 October 2020

Time: 4.15pm – 5.00 PM AEST

Duration: 45 minutes

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