Page Ahead executive director Susan Dibble speaks with the Seattle Times Education Lab.
“Even with e-books, tablets and an array of screens, research shows that physical books still play an important role in kids’ learning how to read. That was one of the points made by Susan Dibble, the executive director of the early literacy program Page Ahead.
In this edition of Ed Lab Live, Dibble speaks about how her organization is partnering with schools across the state to get books into the hands of young readers.”
Read more and watch the interview at the Seattle Times’s Education Lab.
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