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Maker Movement Grows in K-12, with Librarians Leading the Way, Finds SLJ Survey
Since 2014, when SLJ conducted its first maker survey, maker activities have increased by four percent at the elementary and middle school levels.
New Resources for Banned Books Week
Librarians and educators have a new resource to oppose book banning in their communities.
11 Games Honored for Social Impact
From Minecraft to Tracking Ida, 11 games nominated for the 2017 Games for Change awards offer learning potential.
FL Schools Brace for Book Challenges
After passage of a new state law allowing citizens to challenge educational materials in their county, Florida school librarians are wondering what the process will mean for them come fall.
Storytime: A Classic Library Service Boosts Literacy and More, Studies Show
Storytimes in libraries and other community learning opportunities are viewed as critical components of young children’s preparation to enter school.
Kids Make Art for Social Justice in L.A. Museum-Library Partnership
The Los Angeles Public Library hosted "Art Without Walls," an art event with the L.A. Hammer Museum where kids honored women in their lives while sending messages about equal rights.
Librarians Mobilize for Equity Under the Trump Administration
Facing policies that threaten their service models, core values, and federal funding, librarians voice concerns—and mobilize.
In Call for Early STEM Learning, Libraries Cited as Potential ‘Charging Stations'
Gaining STEM skills is as important for young children as learning to read, asserts a new report by the Joan Ganz Cooney Center and supported by the National Science Foundation. Libraries could play a critical role in this call for more preschool STEM learning opportunities.
Trigger Warnings and Emotional Distress
How should librarians present material that may upset some students?
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