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At ISTE 2016, this week in Denver, we saw the official release of a refreshed and aspirational set of Standards for Students focused on empowering student voice. We’ve come a long way from 1998 when our students exposure technology was largely limited to a weekly computer lab visit. ISTE describes the nearly twenty year progression of their standards as […]
School Library Journal's longtime columnist discusses his current and future projects as he bids farewell to our readers.
Two recently published books explore practices that have the potential to increase student success, while calling for significant changes in prevailing pedagogies.
A selection of informational books and stories that will help children learn the basic characteristics of birds, differentiate between species, and appreciate the amazing diversity of the creatures that inhabit our world.
Itching to write, or improve your skills? Kate Messner's annual free online summer writing program for teachers and librarians is open for registration.
There are many reasons to tell stories to children. To begin with, when children listen to and focus on a story told to them, they are developing listening, comprehension, and analytical skills.
During early learning programs with patrons who speak Russian, Turkish, and other languages at home, handouts with the words to rhymes and songs become adult learning tools.
Pack smart, get engaged, take charge of your PD. These and other tips will help you get the most out of this year's ALA Annual Conference.
Key events and suggestions for librarians attending the 2016 ISTE event in Denver, CO, from June 26–29.
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