Join School Library Journal for a live conversation featuring the finalists for the 2019 YALSA Excellence in Nonfiction for Young Adults Award. Register now to learn a bit about the inspiration behind these fantastic titles; hear from the authors about their background, writing processes and motivation; and take away some insights into how publishers select engaging and relevant nonfiction titles for teens. Don’t miss out on this exclusive event ahead of the award announcement at the ALA Midwinter Meeting in Seattle.
Join this webinar to learn from literacy expert Pam Allyn as she shares innovative strategies for using authentic literature to ensure all children become lifelong readers and writers. Pam will present effective structures and routines for independent learning and lead us to think about the impact of foundational authentic texts being the lever that brings all readers into a reading community. By providing access to authentic literature that students can see themselves in, and that empowers, excites and honors childrens’ languages, cultures, communities and stories, children build their identities and confidence as capable and engaged independent thinkers, readers, and writers.
Join this webinar to hear literacy expert Pam Allyn discuss new ideas about the synergy of reading and writing instruction, how we can measure the impact of writing on our children as learners, and how to use literature and the knowledge of teaching of writing to move our children forward.
Our popular series returns with all-new presentations on technology in the learning space, from creative ideas in digital citizenship to using the latest tools to inspire young readers. Led by top practitioners in the field, these one-hour free programs will offer practical insight into these hot topics in tech, with implications for schools and libraries.
Are your young readers getting the most out of the digital era? Join this webinar to hear about best reading practices for early literacy and strategies for teaching PreK-Grade 3 students. Educators will learn how to navigate digital texts and put best practices into action.
Schools have become fixated on state-mandated testing and are looking for new ways to engage students. What if you could use custom content & the latest technology to engage students wherever they are in their educational journey? Join us as OverDrive shares best practices on how to use new technology to create stronger lesson plans and student interactions.
Three YA authors discuss timely topics they’re passionate about, including gun violence and female empowerment.
Don’t miss your chance to discover new sizzling titles in this SLJ Teen Book Buzz webcast! Publishing insiders will share what's hot for Fall and beyond, from tales of forbidden love and triumph in the face of adversity to sci-fi and fantasy thrillers. Join us to learn which books will surely be devoured by your YA and reluctant readers!
Afraid of starting a coding club because you think your students know more than you do? Librarian Allyssa Loya shares her story of failures and successes in launching a coding club in her elementary school. This webinar will boost your confidence, arm you with the basics of coding, and give you resources for teaching computational thinking without even needing to touch a computer!
Join Deborah B. Ford and Nick Glass as they share exciting, time-saving digital resources for the books read in your schools and libraries. Whether you are new to TeachingBooks or currently have access, discover creative ways to inspire readers with this service that fosters joyful connections to books through Meet-the-Author videos, interviews, and more--all in one place.