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Every day, families and educators are navigating new questions about children’s digital lives: How can technology support learning? And how can adults have meaningful conversations with kids about staying safe online?
That’s where Meet Google LEO (Learn and Explore Online) comes in. This free, 30-minute workshop equips parents, caregivers, and educators with practical ...
For family literacy providers, the question about AI isn’t just “how do I use this?” but “how do I use it well?” and “why is it worth my time?”
In NCFL’s next national webinar, happening July 16 at 3PM, presenters Rachel Riggs and Dr. Jen Vanek from World Education will move beyond the hype and one-off tutorials to explore a practical, human-centered appr...
We’re proud to announce that NCFL has received a new grant to support and expand family literacy programming in Texas and establish three new Family Learning Communities™ across the state. Each Family Learning Community (FLC) will include evidence-based family literacy programming, and partners will work to align and coordinate their efforts to ensure that the p...
When Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood premiered on our television screens nearly sixty years ago, the show was something new; it focused on a neighborhood as a place to both live and learn. Viewers could learn sign language from Mayor Stewart, discover new animals with Mrs. McFeely, or try out new exercises with Marilyn Barnett, the local physical education teacher.
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