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Nicole Mirra and Antero Garcia on Connected Learning, Civic Engagement | TDS14
Civic engagement and a sense of shared purpose are key to connected learning, educators Mirra and Garcia emphasized in a tag-team presentation during the Digital Shift virtual event "Libraries @ the Center."
Anil Dash Keynote Rallies Librarians to Demand a Web for the People | TDS14
In an intellectually provocative keynote speech focusing on the privatization of the Internet, Dash called upon librarians to raise their voices and demand a more transparent, public Web.
Rx Read: Perri Klass and Reach Out and Read at Bellevue Hospital
The Manhattan hospital's far-reaching implementation of this early literacy initiative, in which pediatricians hand out books to babies and young children during checkups, is changing lives.
Educator Spotlight: Renee Hobbs, Director of URI’s Media Education Lab
Supporting digital literacy, lobbying for fair use, taking on media propaganda. It’s all in a day’s work for Renee Hobbs, director of the Media Education Lab at the University of Rhode Island.
We Ask SLJ Columnists & Bloggers: What Are You Reading This Summer?
SLJ asked some of its columnists and bloggers the big question: what are you reading this summer?
Why Your Library Needs Music
Library music programs are fun and support early learning. They're also essential: A growing body of research is affirming the central role of music in building literacy.
ALA Report Confirms Negative Impact of Filtering on Student Learning
“Fencing out Knowledge: Impacts of the Children’s Internet Protection Act 10 Years Later” concludes that institutions using filtering software in order to receive certain federal funds routinely block more content than required, depriving students of access to information and collaborative tools.
How Wordless Picture Books Empower Children | SLJ Day of Dialog 2014
Wordless picture books allow children to project their own imaginations upon a story and “own it,” as author/illustrator Bob Staake, along with Aaron Becker, Raul Colón, and Molly Idle discussed during a lively panel at School Library Journal’s 2014 Day of Dialog.
8,000 Schools to Join 'Day of Silence' on April 11, Protesting LGBTQ Student Harassment
Hundreds of thousands of students will take a vow of silence on Friday, April 11, to raise awareness of the silencing impact of bullying, name calling, and harassment of LGBTQ youth in schools.
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