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Literacy and SEL: What you need to know
08.17.21
Description
For emerging readers, access to a wide variety of books can improve language and literacy skills. Great texts can serve as a window to the world or a mirror to a childās inner self. See how early literacy and social-emotional learning go hand in hand.
Topics: Social emotional learning
Products: MAP Reading Fluency
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