Creating Community Connection by Reading with Our Elders – The Shirley Proctor Puller Foundation

Creating Community Connection by Reading with Our Elders

Bridging Generations: Students and Elders Combat Isolation Through Shared Reading and Connection

Many elders are suffering from increased depression and dementia due to isolation during COVID-19.

Students build confidence from reading aloud. Comprehension improves when loving adults read with them, ask questions, discuss the reading.

So, we brought 12 students together with 12 elders to read, dialogue, connect and share.

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Creating Community Connection by Reading with Our Elders

Bridging Generations: Students and Elders Combat Isolation Through Shared Reading and Connection

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