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Welcome to Talk With Me Baby @ Work: A Workplace Benefit That Builds Brains
Read Story >: Welcome to Talk With Me Baby @ Work: A Workplace Benefit That Builds BrainsOne of the most powerful things you can do for your baby doesn’t require special tools or training; it simply starts with your voice. In the first three years of…
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TWMB @ Work Lesson 1: The Science Behind Language Nutrition
Read Story >: TWMB @ Work Lesson 1: The Science Behind Language NutritionThe Science Behind Language Development Having conversations with babies from the start builds the brain and prepares them for future learning, including reading. This requires awareness of both quality and…
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TWMB @ Work Lesson 2: Meaningful Conversations and Vocabulary Growth
Read Story >: TWMB @ Work Lesson 2: Meaningful Conversations and Vocabulary GrowthFamily Strategies: READ & TALK Did you know that vocabulary development begins long before children know how to speak? From birth to pre-k, children’s brains develop faster than at any…
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TWMB @ Work Lesson 3: Family Resources
Read Story >: TWMB @ Work Lesson 3: Family ResourcesAdditional Family Resources
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Talk With Me Baby – Request For Proposals
Read Story >: Talk With Me Baby – Request For ProposalsTalk With Me Baby – Request For Proposals Issued December 2024 The Rollins Center for Language & Literacy, a program of the Atlanta Speech School, is delighted to publish this…
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Talk With Me Baby Evaluation Report: Brazelton Touchpoints Center
Read Story >: Talk With Me Baby Evaluation Report: Brazelton Touchpoints CenterThe science is clear: high-quality language experiences starting at birth establish the foundation for success in school and life. Science shows that brain circuitry for speech, language and hearing (and…
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Using the “READ” Technique to Make the Most of Story Time
Read Story >: Using the “READ” Technique to Make the Most of Story TimeYou don’t have to be a teacher to give your child a foundation in language and learning. In fact, you’ve already got an incredibly powerful tool to give your child…
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Georgia’s DECAL Bilingual Rising PreK Program Resources
Read Story >: Georgia’s DECAL Bilingual Rising PreK Program ResourcesThe Rollins Center for Language & Literacy partners with Georgia’s Department of Early Care and Learning to support the Bilingual Summer Transition Program (STP) for rising Spanish-speaking Pre-K children. Through…
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5 Intentional Ways to Celebrate Black History Month
Read Story >: 5 Intentional Ways to Celebrate Black History MonthHere are some ways you can incorporate Black History month activities into your lessons.
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Embracing MLK Day as a Day of Service: 7 Inspiring Acts of Kindness
Read Story >: Embracing MLK Day as a Day of Service: 7 Inspiring Acts of KindnessMartin Luther King Jr. Day is not just a day off from work or school; it’s a day on – a day of service to honor the legacy of a…
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3 Significant Ways to Celebrate Families and Caregivers of Children: Revealing the Significance of November
Read Story >: 3 Significant Ways to Celebrate Families and Caregivers of Children: Revealing the Significance of NovemberNational Caregiver Month, also known as National Family Caregivers Month, is observed every November in the United States. It is a time dedicated to honoring and recognizing the millions of…
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Georgia Pre-K Week: Book Activities and Engagement Strategies
Read Story >: Georgia Pre-K Week: Book Activities and Engagement StrategiesWhat is Georgia Pre-K Week? Since 2009-2010, the first week of October has been dedicated to raising awareness of the importance and benefits of a quality Pre-K across the state…
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