The Little Shelter That Could : Literacy Resilience of Mothers and Children Facing Homelessness
The Little Shelter That Could : Literacy Resilience of Mothers and Children Facing Homelessness
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Author(s): Warsi, Sadia
ISBN No.: 9781975509590
Pages: 200
Year: 202601
Format: Trade Paper
Price: $ 60.13
Dispatch delay: Dispatched between 7 to 15 days
Status: Available

Acknowledgments Preface Introduction Chapter 1: The Children Who Became Teachers When Crisis Reveals Hidden Leadership Creative Play: Understanding Educational Wisdom Through Children's Perspectives When Children Understand Complex Realities Literature as Foundation for Developing Young Leadership Questions for Reflection References Chapter 2: Daneesha and Ellen When Education Becomes an Anchor Ellen's World of Books The Discovery of Her Diary Ellen's Experience at Head Start Life Before the Shelter and Future Dreams Graduation Day at the Head Start Creating Excellence When Life Feels Uncertain Literature as Foundation for Independent Learning Questions for Reflection References Chapter 3: Felicity and Lakeba Building the "Kids Dorm" How to Transform Any Space into a Classroom Felicity's Educational Philosophy in Action Lakeba's Remarkable Development When Parents Want More Literacy Opportunities Creating Educational Community The Reality of Persistence and Challenge Literature as Foundation for Creating Literacy-Rich Environments Questions for Reflection References Chapter 4: Camila and Sophia Balancing Survival and Learning When Crisis Forces Practical Choices The Reality of Single Parenting Without Support Navigating System Barriers and Practical Needs Managing Survival and Learning at the Shelter The Limits of Individual Effort The Reality Behind the Educational Moments Literature as Foundation for Portable Literacy Practices Questions for Reflection References Chapter 5: Maria, Diego, and Isabella Homework as Lifeline When Crisis Forces Difficult Choices The Daily Reality of Commitment and Compromise Homework Time as Sacred Space Educational Excellence Despite Systemic Failure Literature as Educational Anchor During Family Crisis Questions for Reflection References Chapter 6: Helen, Opal, and Teddy Three Weeks of Building Hope Life Before the Shelter: A Year of Constant Uncertainty Creating Structure from Limited Resources The Daily Reality of Managing Young Children in Institutional Settings Managing Emotional Stress While Maintaining Hope When Individual Effort Meets Systemic Barriers The Persistence of Hope Despite Ongoing Challenges Literature as Foundation for Healing and Connection During Trauma Recovery Questions for Reflection References Chapter 7: Venus and Brad When Mothers Are in Survival Mode Life Before the Shelter: Betrayal and Financial Exploitation The Weight of Surviving Alone Evidence of Underlying Capability and Dreams The Challenge of Providing Consistency The Long Road Ahead The Persistence of Love and Hope Literature as Foundation for Maintaining Hope During Extended Crisis Questions for Reflection References Conclusion About the Author Index.


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