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A small but growing YA category, graphic novels that deal with mental illness reflect readers’ own experiences and help them better understand and empathize with others.
Students at Birchwood High School, a South Carolina juvenile justice facility, wrote "AIDS in the End Zone" and "Shootout: A Tale from the Streets."
Gr 4-6 –When 12-year-old Della finds her mom digging black seeds from a watermelon in the middle of the night, she worries that the schizophrenia that put her mom in the hospital several years ago is back.
School librarians see declining budgets, but many have influence over spending, our survey shows.
A teacher and librarian team up to give high schoolers better research and presentation skills.
The purposefully unstructured nature of Cubetto will make it a wonderful addition to pre-K and early elementary classrooms.
A school district superintendent describes school libraries as "a model of the type of learning space towards which education is evolving."
Traditional picture books provide versatile, effective teaching tools for a range of students.
Educators start #ArmMeWith movement after presidents suggests having teachers carry guns could be the answer to school shootings.
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