A New Librarian’s Take on ECRR: Best Practices for Evidence-Based Early Literacy Storytimes

Kirsten Caldwell

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Library Science and Administration Early Childhood Education and Development Literacy and Educational Practices

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After finishing graduate school, I was fortunate to begin my career in the youth services department of a public library in northwestern Wisconsin. Since then, I have made it a goal to work towards creating the best storytimes I could by becoming an early literacy specialist.With this goal in mind, I continuously research early literacy, child development, and Every Child Ready to Read (ECRR) practices and work to implement them in my storytimes.

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