But not to the exclusion of other approaches. Sharon, I thought the remaining portion of your 5-24 message not only answered your own question but also accurately reflected the field's diversity and the big K's universality.
Programs seem to vary from the model in the way they deliver the components.
Quite naturally programs ought to vary their delivery of service based on the local resources and needs of families involved. I think the fact that family literacy providers are seeking ways to implement the Keenan model in the home demonstrates the model's strength, flexibility, and tranferability.