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Steampunk, SLIME, and Game Design: Lead the Change Fast-Learning Sessions
Three rapid-fire presentations on steampunk making, organizing a regional maker expo, and digital game design wrapped up our Lead the Change Maker Workshop.
11 Questions for Best-Selling Teen Psychologist Lisa Damour
The author of "Untangled: Guiding Teenage Girls Through the Seven Transitions into Adulthood" offers insight into tween tribes, teen risk-taking, the growth mind-set, and more in this audio feature.
Reading Room for Visually Impaired Kids Incorporates the Power of Touch
After researching how low-vision kids experience books today, the San Antonio Public Library opened a new reading room with plenty of braille and large-print children’s books, audio and magnifying technology, and tactile art.
Braille’s New Age
Braille tablets and other new tech may help visually impaired children truly engage in e-learning.
De la Peña's "Last Stop on Market Street" Takes 2016 Newbery; Blackall's "Finding Winnie" Wins Caldecott
There were cheers, tears, and mouths agape at ALA Midwinter, as Matt de la Peña's "Last Stop on Market Street" and Sophie Blackall's "Finding Winnie" took the top spots in the YMA lineup. Laura Ruby's "Bone Gap" won the Printz.
Neal Shusterman Takes NBA Prize for "Challenger Deep"
“I hope that 'Challenger Deep' will open up a dialogue about mental illness and [help it] lose its stigma,” Neal Shusterman said while accepting the National Book Award. The novel was inspired by his son Brendan's experience with schizoaffective disorder.
AASL 2015: Spirit and Surprises
From a late night Hackathon to an on-site maker space, conversations about “ubiquitous leadership,” “digital tattoos,” best apps, and much more, the 2015 American Association of School Librarians (AASL) conference had something for everyone.
Jason Reynolds on Building Houses and Affirming Young Lives | SummerTeen 2015
The coauthor of "All American Boys" and 2015 SummerTeen keynoter describes how his family, music, and teen years shaped his outlook and ambitions as a writer. Watch a video of Reynolds's speech.
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