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Educational Video with a Twist | SLJ Reviews Flocabulary
Remember the days of School House Rock? Enter Flocabulary. Jennifer Hanson sizes up the popular resource for educational hip-hop videos in SLJ's review.
In Teen Programming, Value the Process Over the Product
How to best serve teenagers? Step out of their way, let them plan, and avoid these mistakes.
A Different Perspective: U.S. History | Series Nonfiction
In our increasingly diverse, global society, perspective is a must. Drawing on primary resources, vivid writing, and thoughtful analysis, most of the new series on American history reflect publishers’ ongoing efforts to publish materials that represent different viewpoints.
Five Resources for Global News | Librarian Curated
Do your students know where to find news? Here are five free websites featuring news and media content from around the world, selected by Director of Library Services at Worcester (MA) Academy Jenn Hanson.
ISTE 2015: Takeaway Tips for a Library Maker Space | ISTE 2015
Maker was front and center at the 2015 ISTE conference—and that was a good thing for Jennifer Hanson, director of library services at Worcester (MA) Academy, who is planning a maker space at her school.
Style and Substance: Cavendish Square Digital | Reference Online
Just as slick, informative, and engaging as ever, Cavendish Square Digital features a new addition (It's My State) as well as some new updates you won't want to miss.
Teen Charm Offensive: Fostering Positive Attitudes About YA Programming
How to develop the essential “soft skills” to communicate with colleagues who may be less than enthusiastic about teens and young adult programming.
America the Beautiful: U.S. History | Series Nonfiction
With their attention-grabbing graphics, dynamic layouts, and fact-filled, fun content, these new sets truly immerse readers deep within the rich, nuanced history of our nation.
Alice Hoffman on "Nightbird" | "I Write the Book I Want to Read."
In an interview, Alice Hoffman talks about her new middle grade novel, "Nightbird," and the power of fairy tales.
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