In this touching episode of Let’s Talk Teacher to Teacher, Dr. Gina Pepin shares a real-life story from her classroom that shines a light on the literacy challenges many students face at home. When a young student casually reveals that his bookshelf holds mail instead of books, it sparks a deeper conversation about access, equity, and the essential role teachers play in nurturing a love for reading.
Join Dr. Pepin as she reflects on how educators can respond with compassion and creativity—offering book access, building partnerships with families, and creating classroom environments where reading is not only taught but celebrated.
Perfect for: Teachers, literacy advocates, and anyone passionate about bridging the gap between home and school reading experiences.
Let’s work together to make sure every child has a chance to become a reader—regardless of what’s on their bookshelf.
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