Keywords
School
Library
Resources
Poverty
Learning development
Library
Resources
Poverty
Learning development
Abstract
Through interview, Dr Carol Gordon, through interview, explores the work of Deborah Ehler-Hansen outlining both her theoretical evaluation of the needs of children in poverty and the ways school libraries can play a role in assisting their learning development. The article refers to a range of valuable further resources.
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