Reading
Displaying 51 - 100 of 275 in reverse chronological order
| # | Title | Date | Summary |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Some college lessons not part of the plan Northern Iowan 103:55, p.7 |
Retrospective on lessons learned during the past year of college. | |
| 52 | News Brief/Calendar of Events Public Relations News Release 2006:0, p.1 |
The 39th Annual Beginning Reading Conference will be taking place Friday, April 13. | |
| 53 | Athletes read at local elementary Northern Iowan 103:27, p.18 |
"Just Read" is a program developed by the Missouri Valley Conference to get student athletes into classrooms to read to elementary students; photo. | |
| 54 | Children's books make good gifts year-round, not just at holidays Public Relations News Release 2005:0, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow gives suggestions for books that both children and adults will like. | |
| 55 | Children's fantasy books not anti-Christian Northern Iowan 102:17, p.7 |
Hopes Christians see the positive aspects of mythical and imaginative writing. | |
| 56 | Beginning Reading conference held Northern Iowan 101:51, p.2 |
A conference on reading will be held today. | |
| 57 | Continuing Education literature workshop Northern Iowan 101:31, p.2 |
Two continuing education workshops for educators to assist in teaching reading are available in January and February. | |
| 58 | Read anything good lately? Northern Iowan 100:57, p.5 |
Addresses concerns about declining newspaper readership rates. | |
| 59 | Books make wonderful gifts for children of all ages Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 |
Books suggested for different age groups. | |
| 60 | Family Literacy Day, UNI project with Waterloo Public Library, promotes reading, library use Public Relations News Release 2003:0, p.1 |
Families of diverse languages encouraged to sign up for library cards and associate with others in the community at the Waterloo library. | |
| 61 | UNI helps local youth 'Just Read!' Northern Iowan 100:16, p.9 |
Women's basketball players went to area schools to promote reading. | |
| 62 | The joy of reading Public Relations News Release 2002:528, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow will remark on the joy of reading. | |
| 63 | What's up Northern Iowan 99:48, p.3 |
Meetings and activities planned. | |
| 64 | UNI to host 35th annual Beginning Reading Conference Public Relations News Release 2002:439, p.1 |
Patricia MacLachlan will speak as a part of the Beginning Reading Conference to be held in Schindler Education Center. | |
| 65 | Books make great gifts Public Relations News Release 2002:229, p.1 |
Good books for children and adolescents will be discussed. | |
| 66 | Read for a brighter future Public Relations News Release 2002:218, p.1 |
Effect of reading on a child's life will be explored. | |
| 67 | Start reading before birth Public Relations News Release 2002:65, p.1 |
Rebecca Edmiaston will speak on the importance of reading to children in their early years. | |
| 68 | Develop concentration and listening skills by reading: EducatioNet Public Relations News Release 2001:491, p.1 |
Tips for encouraging reading in young children. | |
| 69 | UNI to host Beginning Reading Conference 2002 Friday, April 12 Public Relations News Release 2001:415, p.1 |
Denise Fleming will speak to the approximately 600 people who are expected to attend the Beginning Reading Conference. | |
| 70 | UNI instructor urges parents to consider Harry Potter's good traits Public Relations News Release 2001:211, p.1 |
Gina Burkart states that the Harry Potter books present opportunities for readers to think about religion and everyday issues such as peer pressure. | |
| 71 | The Harry Potter movie vs. Harry Potter books Public Relations News Release 2001:207, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow will discuss the new Harry Potter movie and how it will affect the book series. | |
| 72 | Summer reading Public Relations News Release 2000:467, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow gives tips on how parents can help their children grow in their reading ability during the summer break. | |
| 73 | Acclaimed author comes to UNI Public Relations News Release 2000:371, p.1 |
Lois Ehlert, who spoke at the 33rd annual Beginning Reading Conference will share her views on children's books. | |
| 74 | UNI students to present at Iowa Reading Association conference Public Relations News Release 2000:351, p.1 |
Five UNI students will present papers at the Des Moines Conference Center as a part of "The Reading Challenge." | |
| 75 | School Librarian Day Public Relations News Release 2000:338, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow will discuss children's books and the importance of reading. | |
| 76 | Rap and reading Public Relations News Release 2000:195, p.3 |
Rap music is being used to help children learn to read. | |
| 77 | Excitement over reading the new Harry Potter book has had a lasting effect Public Relations News Release 2000:192, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow discusses the impact the Harry Potter books have had on children's reading | |
| 78 | Develop concentration and listening skills by reading Public Relations News Release 2000:285, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow talks about young children's reading skills; believes they are becoming passive due to television viewing. | |
| 79 | What's hot right now in children's books? Public Relations News Release 2000:20, p.1 |
Suggestions are given for books for children to read. | |
| 80 | National Children's Book Week Public Relations News Release 1999:127, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow will discuss when parents should begin reading to their children and the importance of it. | |
| 81 | Keeping reading fun for kids of all ages Public Relations News Release 1998:333, p.1 |
The week of April 19 is National Reading is Fun week; Lucille Lettow offers some tips to get kids interested in reading. | |
| 82 | Using rap to teach reading Public Relations News Release 1998:146, p.1 |
UNI professor of curriculum and instruction Gloria Kirkland-Holmes discusses using rap music to teach reading to young children. | |
| 83 | Encouraging your children to read will help them grow Public Relations News Release 1998:31, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow, Youth Collection Librarian, discusses the impact of reading on young children's lives. | |
| 84 | Read it or lose it: summer reading is important for children Public Relations News Release 1997:375, p.1 |
Children should continue to read over the summer, or they will lose some of their skills developed during the school year. | |
| 85 | UNI takes reading challenge Northern Iowan 94:48, p.9 |
UNI elementary education majors with work study awards help children with their reading as part of President Clinton's America Reads Program. | |
| 86 | National testing in reading has been in place for nearly two decades Public Relations News Release 1997:99, p.1 |
Professor Dale Johnson reports that money used to increase literacy testing of students should be used to purchase more reading material or to lessen the student-teacher ratio. | |
| 87 | What's Up Northern Iowan 94:7, p.4 |
Schedule of activities and meetings. | |
| 88 | Motivating kids to read during the summer Public Relations News Release 1996:471, p.1 |
UNI Rod Library will hold programs during the summer to encourage summer reading for kids. | |
| 89 | Is technology hurting students' ability to read Public Relations News Release 1996:458, p.1 |
Professor Johnson talks about the impact of the internet on children's reading. | |
| 90 | Encourage kids to curl up with a good book this summer Public Relations News Release 1996:454, p.1 |
Librarian Lettow encourages children to read over the summer. | |
| 91 | Phonics is more than letter sounds Public Relations News Release 1996:245, p.1 |
Dr. Deborah Tidwell states that phonics is a part of language | |
| 92 | Involving whole family in children's literacy positive in their development Public Relations News Release 1996:218, p.1 |
Ways that teen parents can stimulate their children's intellectual growth through reading and writing are one focus of a family literacy project that Charline Barnes has been coordinating within an alternative education program in the Waterloo Schools. | |
| 93 | Youth Collection librarian offers holiday gift suggestions Public Relations News Release 1996:184, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow suggests some popular books to give as gifts. | |
| 94 | Giving children's books as holiday gifts Public Relations News Release 1996:182, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow discusses and describes new books that will be popular gifts for the holiday season. | |
| 95 | Julia Sparrow Scholarships awarded to two University of Northern Iowa students for excellence in reading Public Relations News Release 1996:103, p.1 |
Nicole Anderegg and Jana Karhoff were the recipients of the 1996 Julia Sparrow Scholarship Awards. | |
| 96 | University of Northern Iowa announces Fall Reading Series readers Public Relations News Release 1996:87, p.1 |
Biographical profiles of G. W. Clift, Marian Pierce, and Kathy Stall. | |
| 97 | Music can teach children to communicate Public Relations News Release 1996:21, p.1 |
Gary Dulabaum has helped kids to read and communicate using music and singing. | |
| 98 | Reading Stephen King books better than taking laxatives Northern Iowan 92:32, p.5 |
Enjoys reading in bathroom. | |
| 99 | Hitting the books Public Relations News Release 1994:504, p.1 |
Lucille Lettow suggests parents and children read together this summer. | |
| 100 | Don't overlook mathematics books in choosing summer reading for K-6 children Public Relations News Release 1992:626, p.1 |
Diane Thiessen suggests that parents include math for summer reading by their children. |