Let's READ on The Greenwood Beat - WFPG

The "Let's READ" segment on The Greenwood Beat - WFPG has certainly made a strong entrance. It began on January 6th with CEO Dr. Angela K. Chambers hosting a captivating interview with veteran educator and children's author, Mr. Troy J. Petit, Sr. During the segment, Mr. Petit shared insights about his latest book, "Hugs of Love," and even treated the audience to a performance of his accompanying song. For those interested in experiencing his musical creation, a complimentary link to access the song is conveniently included within the pages of his book. This engaging and interactive approach promises an enriching experience for readers and viewers alike. Hugs of Love is currently available on Amazon. 

Drr. Chambers and WFPG's COO, Dr. Francetta L. Mays both took to the airwaves to read books on the segment.

Esther Jones, an author based in Tulsa, has dedicated her time to contributing to a platform by reading various books related to a specific segment. Her commitment to this cause showcases her passion for learning and sharing knowledge with others. With volunteers joining from all corners of the US, the collaboration and efforts put forth by individuals like Esther Jones highlight the power of community and the willingness to make a difference.

As volunteers from different parts of the country come together, they bring a diverse range of experiences, skills, and perspectives to the platform. Esther Jones's involvement not only adds value through her literary contributions but also fosters a sense of unity and teamwork among the volunteers. By immersing herself in the content of the books, Esther Jones exemplifies the importance of research, dedication, and continuous learning in contributing to a common goal. Her efforts serve as an inspiration to others and reinforce the idea that every individual can make a meaningful impact through their unique talents and interests.

Reading to children is a fundamental activity that can have a significant impact on their development of basic reading skills and overall success in academics. When children are read to regularly, they are exposed to a variety of vocabulary, sentence structures, and storytelling techniques, which can help expand their language skills and comprehension abilities. Additionally, reading to children can foster a love for books and storytelling, encouraging them to become lifelong readers.

Furthermore, reading aloud to children can strengthen the bond between caregivers and children, creating a positive and nurturing environment for learning. It can also enhance children's listening skills, attention span, and imagination as they engage with the stories being shared with them. By making reading a regular part of a child's routine, caregivers and educators can set them up for success in school and beyond, as strong reading skills are essential for academic achievement in various subjects. Thus, it is crucial to prioritize reading to children as a valuable investment in their future.

Dr. Chambers made a recent appearance on the Coca-Cola Porch Segment during the News on 6 News broadcast to discuss Let's READ and to encourage more volunteers to join the cause. Let's READ is a community initiative aimed at promoting literacy and a love for reading among children. Dr. Chambers highlighted the importance of volunteers in helping children develop essential reading skills and foster a lifelong passion for learning. Her appearance served as an invitation for individuals who are passionate about education and making a positive impact in their community to step forward and volunteer their time and expertise.

By appearing on the Coca-Cola Porch Segment, Dr. Angela K. Chambers brought attention to the Let's READ program and the need for volunteers to support its mission. Volunteers play a crucial role in providing mentorship, guidance, and support to children as they navigate the world of books and literacy. Through their involvement, volunteers have the opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the lives of young learners, helping them build the skills and confidence needed to succeed academically and beyond. Dr. Chambers' invitation serves as a call to action for individuals who are eager to contribute to the educational development of children in their community.

If you are passionate about literacy and education, consider answering Dr. Angela K. Chambers' call to volunteer for Let's READ. Your dedication and support can help shape the future of young learners and inspire a love for reading that will last a lifetime. Join the movement today and make a positive impact in your community by becoming a volunteer for Let's READ. Email: read@thegreenwoodbeat.com

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