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9. Literacy Moves Outdoors with Valerie Bang-Jensen

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MEET VALERIE:

Valerie Bang-Jensen is a Professor of Education at Saint Michael's College, where she has earned the college’s Rathgeb Teaching Award. She received her A.B. at Smith College and MA, M.Ed., and Ed.D. degrees from Teachers College, Columbia University. Valerie has taught in K-6 classrooms and library programs in public and independent schools in the U.S. and Paris. She serves as a consultant for museums, libraries, schools, and gardens for children. Valerie is interested in children's literature and the connections between literacy and first-hand experiences. Valerie co-founded the Teaching Gardens of Saint Michael’s College, including one called Books in Bloom, which features flowers and plants found in children’s books, and another called the Word Garden.

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In this episode, we are getting a "behind the scenes" look into Valerie Bang-Jensens' new book called Literacy Moves Outdoors: Learning Approaches for Any Environment.

TOPICS COVERED:

  • Why Move Literacy Outdoors?
  • Who do you prepare for Spontaneity?
  • What is a Story Walk?
  • What is a Word Garden?
  • Why study Signage?
  • Which Path to Take?
  • Getting Started

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