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The free program will be available on tuesday and thursday afternoons..

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4:26 PM on Jan 27, 2022 CST

A new program offered at the Grapevine Public Library is set to help kids turn the page on homework problems.

The library has kicked off a dedicated program that offers complimentary help with homework for elementary-aged children, according to the organization.

Library staff members, volunteer educators and high school honor students will assist with homework on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 to 6 p.m. (excluding the week of spring break).

Teen volunteers will also be available to listen and provide encouragement for children who want to practice their reading skills, according to the library’s website.

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CHICAGO — Despite the proliferation of online homework websites and tutoring services, public libraries still have an important role to play when it comes to supporting young people’s educational needs. Public libraries that take a proactive approach—by setting up organized homework centers—have the potential to become catalysts for better performance in school, improved self-esteem, and engaged learning. Whether readers are investigating the possibility of setting up a center from scratch or are eager to revamp an existing center, Cindy Mediavilla’s “ Creating & Managing the Full-Service Homework Center ,” published by ALA Editions, shows the way forward with:

• discussion of the philosophy behind a public library homework center and its many benefits, with useful talking points for getting stakeholders on board;
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• guidance on assessing the community’s educational priorities and utilizing outcome-based planning and evaluation methods;
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• handy tools for a successful homework center, including sample surveys, homework helper application forms and contracts, staff and volunteer job descriptions, and focus group questions;
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Mediavilla authored “Creating the Full–Service Homework Center in Your Library,” (ALA, 2001), which has been called “the quintessential guide to the practicalities of setting up a formal homework help center to provide one–to–one homework assistance to student patrons” (Intner, “Homework Help from the Library,” ix). In the early 1990s she managed a homework center, called the Friendly Stop, for the Orange (CA) Public Library, and she has been studying after–school homework programs ever since. She has published several articles on the topic and has evaluated homework programs for the Long Beach and Los Angeles public libraries. She has made presentations on homework help programs at the conferences of several major library associations, and she has also conducted many workshops on the topic.

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Free mobile hotspots now available at select Dallas library branches

DALLAS - Mobile hotspots are now available to check out at 10 branches of the Dallas Public Library.

The devices give library cardholders free Wi-Fi access for up to 10 devices. They can be checked out for 30 days at a time.

“This is going to help everybody out. It’s going to help me look for another job. It’s going to help my kids being able to do their homework. We can all actually chill and watch family time videos and things like that. So, it’ll help us out real good,” said Devin Pryor, who borrowed one of the mobile hotspots on Monday.

The city council unanimously approved the $375,000 purchase last year.

The 900 mobile hotspots are available for checkout at library branches in areas that are considered underserved: Skyline, Pleasant Grove, Branch Prairie Creek, Dallas West, Martin Luther King, Highland Hills, Arcadia Park, Bachman Lake, Paul Laurence Dunbar Lancaster-Kiest and Polk Wisdom.

The devices do have content blockers on them to keep people from accessing inappropriate websites.

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