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Marnie Webb's keynote to SLJ’s Maker Workshop, a four-week online course, introduced an often-overlooked approach to launching and improving maker spaces.
Where summer reading works well, it places the library in a student’s learning life during vacation. Combine its goals with hands-on STEM-based programming, and you've met summer learning.
Most kids don’t exactly leap at the chance to use a reference database. But now Gale is leveraging students’ penchant for Google to quell their common objection that databases are hard to use.
One librarian’s role is transformed, and with it, her approach to and appreciation for collaboration.
Students in grades 5–8 can enter a video competition to showcase their own innovation—and win $25,000.
As the presidential primaries continue, kids can learn about the election process through a poster competition.
A focus on learning—encompassing reading—reflects an evolving mind-set for librarians who run summer programs for kids and teens.
A petition to urge implementation of ESSA provisions is gathering steam, while serving an important additional function.
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