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Our survey confirms impressions the NCAC and NCTE have gained from intervening in book censorship controversies around the county.
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Students in the age of digital screens often face significant reading challenges. A library’s large print collection can be instrumental in helping them change their habits for the better.
We want our kids to be in on the joke. As I mentioned last time around (or in 2012), presidential elections present ultimate, authentic teachable moments, opportunities for us to exploring a variety of literacies with learners at all levels. Political cartoons are everywhere. These powerful little works of editorial art and sharp, nuanced thinking […]
When Lilead Fellow and former district library services supervisor Leslie Yoder faced staff cuts and low morale, she kept fighting. Here's how.
Author and illustrator Jeremy Tankard invites readers in for a look at his artistic process.
A librarian in an international school shares information about the library, her school's student population, and a lesson learned.
It's back to school for a group of young Americans in Seoul, South Korea.
These thoroughly researched and visually appealing new nonfiction titles are sure to reel in older readers right from the get-go.
School Library Journal’s readers and reviewers weigh in on the best new read-alouds.
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