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Upcoming
Teacher Institute Seminars and Other Professional Development Opportunities
for Educators
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Reading Aloud Workshop
Tuesday, April 22, 2008, 6:00-8:00 p.m.
Minnesota
Humanities Center, St. Paul

This short,
interactive workshop provides a broad, general overview of reading
aloud to children. Suggested participants in this program include
child care providers, paraprofessional staff, bilingual staff, parents,
volunteers and any other individuals interested in gaining basic
knowledge about reading aloud to groups of children.
Workshop topics
include:
- Benefits
of reading aloud
- Reading and
early brain development
- Language
and vocabulary development
- Components
of holistic literacy
- Different
types of books for reading aloud
- Tips for
reading aloud
- Book/story
related activities
- Discussion
questions with reading aloud
Tom Fitzpatrick,
who directs the Humanities Center's Community Programs, will conduct
this workshop. Attendees will receive a variety of materials related
to reading aloud, and will also have opportunities to view a diverse
assortment of children's picture books and other resources.
Fee:
$25; including a light snack. Register
now!

Most Teacher Institute seminars are held at the Minnesota Humanities
Center, 987 Ivy Avenue East, St. Paul, MN 55106, unless otherwise
noted. See directions.
The Humanities
Center sometimes offers seminars in additional locations, including
Duluth, Bemidji, Ely, and St. Cloud. Check individual seminars to
find their location.
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