Educational Gerontology · 1991 · 21 citations · 15 references
EducationEarly Childhood EducationLiteracy EducationCommunity EngagementEarly LiteracyInclusive Early Childhood EducationEarly Literacy InterventionVolunteer EngagementVolunteer Program DesignVolunteer RecruitmentVolunteer RolesVolunteer TrainingEarly Reading ReadinessInclusive Volunteer ParticipationIntergenerational Program DesignParent Volunteer InvolvementParent-child Reading InteractionPilot Study DesignReading Support VolunteersYouth Volunteer Participation
Abstract This study reports the effects of an intergenerational program that was conducted to involve senior citizen volunteers with preschool children in a university day‐care setting. The primary emphases of the project were to enhance the children's reading readiness and to foster a mutually beneficial relationship between seniors and children. This pilot study revealed overall positive effects for senior citizens, children, parents, and teachers in the center.
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