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Document Type Report Rights This item is available under a Creative Commons License for non-commercial use only Disciplines Social sciences, 5.3 EDUCATIONAL SCIENCES Publication Details Fingal County Libraries, Early years literacy strategy, 2012. Abstract We think of literacy as reading and writing, something children learn at school. But literacy is much more basic than that and begins at birth. Children develop the ability to learn and communicate very early in life from their parents and carers. They learn to listen and to speak before they read and write. Not all parents and carers realise the important role they play in the future development of their children. By helping to develop a child’s literacy levels they can give them a really good start not just in school but in life. Simple things like engaging children in conversation, sharing a picture book or reading with them can do so much to enhance literacy skills and help them develop their full potential. The Fingal Libraries Early Years Literacy Strategy is designed to raise awareness of early literacy among the significant adults in children’s lives. The strategy aims to motivate and equip parents and carers with the means to promote literacy among children under six. I am very proud that Fingal County Council has one of the highest library memberships in the country. We also have one of the most innovative and proactive library services. Over the years it has grown and developed by listening to the needs of our citizens. This early years literacy service is part of a process of working with the community to increase the level of literacy and enrich the lives of our people. It will foster a joy of learning and help many children develop the most delightful habit in the world – the habit of reading. Recommended Citation French, G. The youngest can turn pages, from Fingal County Libraries, Early years literacy strategy, 2012..
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Document Type Report Rights This item is available under a Creative Commons License for non-commercial use only Publication Details French, G. Paper commissioned by Fingal County Council, 2012. (Irish language material) Abstract Tá sé mar aidhm ag Rannán Leabharlann Chomhairle Contae Fhine Gall feasacht a spreagadh maidir leis an tábhacht a bhaineann le luathlitearthacht agus conas is fearr luathlitearthacht a leasú i gcomhpháirtíocht le gníomhaireachtaí breisoideachais áitiúla, eagraíochtaí a bhfuil leas acu sna blianta luathfhorbartha, suíomhanna luath-óige, scoileanna agus coláistí. Tá Leabharlanna Fhine Gall, dá bharr, ag forbairt gníomhaíochtaí áirithe chun an pobal a chur ar an eolas d’fhonn tacú leis an leanbh liteartha. Sonraíonn an doiciméad seo Straitéis Litearthachta Luathbhlianta Leabharlanna Fhine Gall (dá dtagraítear Straitéis anseo amach anseo). Tosaíonn sé le creat de Chontae Fhine Gall go ginearálta agus Leabharlanna Fhine Gall ach go háirithe. Cuirtear i láthair ceapadh na Straitéise, a cuid aidhmeanna agus na prionsabail atá mar bhun agus taca léi. Sonraítear ansin an réasúnaíocht a bhaineann le Leabharlanna Fhine Gall bheith dírithe ar luathlitearthacht nó litearthacht éiritheach. Ansin tá rannóg a dhíríonn ar thaighde ábhartha maidir le luathlitearthacht. Cuirtear críoch leis an doiciméad leis na heochairghníomhaíochtaí sa Straitéis, conas a bhainfear iad seo amach agus roinnt cás-staidéar eiseamláireach maidir le gníomhaíochtaí agus iad i bhfeidhm. Recommended Citation French, G. Don Duine is Lú, Léitheoireacht Abú. Paper commissioned by Fingal County Council, 2012. (Irish language material) Included in Civic and Community Engagement Commons, Educational Sociology Commons, Pre-Elementary, Early Childhood, Kindergarten Teacher Education Commons