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#inTLchat (in + tlchat) It seems so simple that I cannot figure out why it didn’t hit us sooner. Putting an “in” in front of the #tlchat hashtag we’ve been using forever, changes everything. It’s sticky. It’s (of course) international. And it’s already gaining global traction. Teacher librarians are the ultimate connectors and I don’t […]
The comments section enables readers to provide feedback and engage in conversation. In this case, we’ve far exceeded the standard function of comments on a news story.
The White House budget proposal to eliminate federal library funding would adversely impact all children, particularly those in at-risk communities.
The In the Margins Book Awards has revealed the top picks from books published in 2016 and 2017 that appeal to the reading needs and wants of marginalized teens.
A well-conceived guide to teaching nonfiction, chock-full of book suggestions
Recently, I was honored to be invited to speak at the 21CLHK Conference in Hong Kong. One of my archived talks addressed the Noah principle–why predicting rain doesn’t count, and why building arks does–as it relates to the credibility crisis or the challenges of container collapse. I see so many opportunities for us to take […]
Readers interested in adding to their professional reading collections will find plenty, from a volume on tapping into fandoms to an insightful work on encouraging children to read.
K-Gr 2 –A girl’s experience of her great-uncle’s memorial service starts as these things characteristically do—with a ringing phone and a mother’s tears.
Two YA titles that highlight women warriors, including Lesley Livingston's follow-up to The Valiant.
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