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Today we’re honored to have Jessica Spotswood sharing her lifelong experiences with anxiety with us. See all of the posts in the #MHYALit series here. I was twenty-seven when I was diagnosed with general anxiety disorder and prescribed Lexapro to help manage it. It gave name to something that I’ve struggled with since I was a […]
Ack! Too many good videos, too little time! We’ve an embarrassment of riches today. The only question really is where to start. And the only natural answer is with Obama’s nominee for the Librarian of Congress. Not much of a question there, really. Next up, there is beginning to be a bit of a tradition […]
One librarian’s role is transformed, and with it, her approach to and appreciation for collaboration.
Students in grades 5–8 can enter a video competition to showcase their own innovation—and win $25,000.
Rennison, best known for the wildly popular “Confessions of Georgia Nicholson” series, was as beloved in the U.S. as in her native England.
How a high school librarian turned turn "uncool" database lessons into a fun, challenging, and competitive game.
Five user-friendly apps that, when used together, allow students to creatively express their learning.
A focus on learning—encompassing reading—reflects an evolving mind-set for librarians who run summer programs for kids and teens.
Resisting the urge to jump right in to creating a STEM program is smart. Here are three great examples to illustrate what you should do instead.
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