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Mindful School Libraries: Creating and Sustaining Nurturing Spaces and Programs
Professional materials on mindfulness and social emotional needs are more important than ever, making Stephens’s volume an ideal choice for most collections.
Intellectual Freedom Issues in School Libraries
Highlighting issues that all school librarians need to consider in order to advocate for their students, this is a vital resource.
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STEAM Activities in 30 Minutes for Elementary Learners
Incorporating STEAM in the library will stimulate curiosity in students, leading librarians to a wealth of opportunities to foster lifelong learners. Highly recommended for elementary school librarians seeking to prioritize STEAM.
The Distance Learning Playbook, Grades K–12: Teaching for Engagement and Impact in Any Setting
The pandemic and the need for entire schools to rely on distance learning may fade, but components of good teaching will not. Teachers will turn to this work again and again. This dynamic selection is the one volume every educator needs.
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Podcasting with Youth: A Quick Guide for Librarians and Educators
After diving into this excellent resource, readers will feel confident that they can launch podcasting programs in their schools. Highly recommended for librarians and teachers interesting in beginning podcasting with students.
Maximizing the Impact of Comics in Your Library: Graphic Novels, Manga, and More
Marrying in-depth knowledge of comics and libraries, Phoenix has produced a practical, user-friendly read that’s essential book for school and public librarians.
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New Standards-Based Lessons for the Busy Elementary School Librarian: Social Studies
Recommended for beginning librarians or those needing suggestions on incorporating social studies standards in library lessons.
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Content-Area Collaborations for Secondary Grades
Highly recommended for secondary school librarians.
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Collaborate
This thought-provoking and lucid volume will kindle ideas and inspire a desire to collaborate across the school. Librarians will want to refer to it often in order to develop their own plan to make the library a place where learners come together.
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