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Reading Isn’t Easy: A Survey on Leveling Systems in US Libraries

Kerri L. Williams, Marybeth Kozikowski, Nicholas Cormier

Abstract


Mention the words “Easy Readers” and “Leveling” to any children’s librarian and you are sure to get a breadth of responses—from reverence to revulsion. No two librarians will feel the same way about a system. With this article, we wanted to get a birds-eye view of how children’s librarians across the country felt about leveling: if they do or don’t do it, how they feel about it, and how does it work (or not) for their library.

For this article, we created a survey on Google Forms consisting of thirteen mostly multiple-choice questions, with write-in options, that we distributed to various librarian-focused Facebook groups and through the ALSC community on ALA Connect.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5860/cal.22.2.21

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