Language-for Emergent Reading

LFER trains educators to teach pre-literacy and communication development in order to build academic and social success.

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Language for Emergent Reading

Previously known as the Vocabulary Improvement Project (VIP), LFER is a preschool curriculum that is delivered via professional development workshops and classroom observations. LFER trains educators to teach pre-literacy and communication development in order to build academic and social success.

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"LEAP has taught many of our after-school program partiicants the listening and speaking skills necessary to be better readers for content in their high school careers."
A group of children sitting on the floor.
Donnita Travis

LFER is an 8-10 week hands-on program, where LEAP staff first observe educators then tailor the interactive program to meet their specific needs. LEAP staff model structured book readings and other activities in order to engage teachers so that they can learn to utilize the same language techniques on their own. Teachers are equipped with engaging activities, self-evaluation tools, and relevant pre-literacy research after participating in LFER. Engaging with the LFER curriculum stresses the importance of providing access to the language of school to students from a young age.

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