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School Library Journal has launched a survey about children’s and young adult book collections in school and public libraries—we want to know how diverse titles are being selected and acquired in these institutions.
Monday, April 30, is Día, a national library program that fosters literacy for all children from all backgrounds.
The reviews for the spring 2018 issue of Series Made Simple have arrived.
Find out the best teaching programs in the country, according to the National Council on Teacher Quality (NCTQ); the choices for New York City's "One Book, One New York" campaign; and who won the Lippincott Award this year.
The author's character-building approach in "Across the Universe" takes her readers on an honest, authentic journey.
I am truly excited about sharing this new approach to search! Imagine if you had the power to ask authors across time and disciplines your most burning questions or for their best advice. Now you can. This week TED curator Chris Anderson and futurist Ray Kurzweil introduced Talk to Books. The feature was developed by a Google Research team […]
It has been thrilling to watch the #NeverAgain movement rise. Adults have a special opportunity to stand up with young people.
On topics ranging from sober data on the profession to guns in the classroom, our readers weigh in.
From before eliminating positions is proposed to getting those jobs back when they’re gone, Elissa Malespina gives you a plan of attack.
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