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ILA - CHILDREN'S RIGHT TO READ 1. Children have the basic human right to read. 2. Children have the right to access texts in print and digital formats. 3. Children have the right to choose what they read. 4. Children have the right to read texts that mirror their experiences. and languages, provide windows into the lives of others, and open doors into our diverse world. 5. Children have the right to read for pleasure. 6. Children have the right to supportive reading environments with knowledgeable literacy partners. 7. Children have the right to extended time set aside for reading. 8. Children have the right to share what they learn through reading by collaborating with others locally and globally. 9. Children have the right to read as a springboard for other forms of communication, such as writing, speaking, and visually representing. 10. Children have the right to benefit from the financial and material resources of governments, agencies, and organizations that support reading and reading instruction. | FACEBOOK LIVE FEED | 2024-2025 NSLA Board President - Sara Wing President Elect - Past President - Tricia Parker Secretary - Kathleen Hinman Treasurer - Julie Schik Director of Membership - NSLA ILA Coordinator - Board Members at Large: Co-Directors of Professional Learning - Director of Communications - Director of Advocacy - |
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