Idaho Public Television
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About this resource
Television ranks just behind parents as the most significant teacher for young children, with no other cultural factor able to match its impact on how they learn, think, and behave. Due to television's influential nature, it is crucial for adults to assist young children in becoming discerning viewers. Research indicates that when children engage in selective viewing, television can greatly enhance their readiness for school. Idaho Public Television's Ready To Learn initiative not only offers over 56 hours of high-quality educational content weekly but also provides extensive outreach programs to local communities. These programs include complimentary workshops for parents, childcare providers, and early childhood professionals, as well as the distribution of children's books and the PBS Families/para la Familia magazine. The Ready To Learn initiative is supported by a cooperative agreement from the U.S. Department of Education through the Public Broadcasting Service. For more information about the workshops available, visit http://idahoptv.org/learn/workshops.cfm Languages: English.
Intake Procedure: Television programming.
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This resource is open to everyone. No specific requirements.
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Boise, Idaho
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