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Mother Goose Asks “Why?”: Planning for Dissemination of the Parent Literature and Science Activity Program Through Libraries in Fourteen States: A Planning Grant

Mother Goose Asks “Why?” A Literature and Science Activity Program for Young Parents Through Libraries in 14 States

READING RAINBOW: Literature-based Math

Can Online Learning Communities Achieve the Goals of Traditional Professional Learning Communities? What the Literature Says

The Relevance of the Consumer Research Literature to the Visitor Studies Field: The Case of Involvement

READING RAINBOW: Literature-based Math (and Science)

Mother Goose Asks “Why?”, a Science and Literature Program for Parents and Caregivers of Children 0-6

Storybook STEM: Professional Convening for Cross-Sector Understanding of Children’s Literature as a Tool for Supporting Informal STEM Learning

Literature Overview: Diversity, Inclusion, and Cultural Awareness for Classroom and Outreach Education

Boundary spanners and thinking partners: adapting and expanding the research-practice partnership literature for public engagement with science (PES)

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