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June 2009 Archives

June 24, 2009

The Reading Ecosystem

A discussion document regarding Who has an interest in fostering a reading culture, What are their vehicles of influence, What are the activities they support that might foster a culture of reading, How do those activities mesh with the identified root causes, If those root causes are addressed, will they foster the desired outcome of a population of self-motivated, self-supported habitual readers, and What opportunities for rationalization, refocusing and identification of new activities exist to achieve this goal?



Please visit Reading Ecosystem to view a copy of the document.

June 25, 2009

Why habitual reading is important

A presentation from Through the Magic Door marshalling the supporting research that demonstrates the connection between habitual reading and desirable life outcomes.



Please visit Why Habitual Reading is Important to view a copy of the document.

How to choose books for your children

A presentation from Through the Magic Door outlining some parental considerations when choosing books for your children.



Please visit How to Choose Books for Your Children to view a copy of the document.

Growing a Reading Culture

A presentation from Through the Magic Door outlining what parents can do to establish a reading culture in their home along with the research underpinning these steps.



Please visit Growing a Reading Culture to view a copy of the document.

TTMD Programs

A presentation from Through the Magic Door outlining the many different programs we support and that can be used with schools, volunteer organizations and others to assist in their efforts to foster a reading culture as well as some programs that can assist in fund raising.



Please visit TTMD Programs to view a copy of the document.

June 27, 2009

TTMD Discussion Document

A presentation from Through the Magic Door providing miscellaneous slides related to fostering a reading culture including root cause analysis, reading risk points, reading and desirable behavoural attributes, etc.



Please visit TTMD Discussion Document to view a copy of the document.