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Too many teens arrive at college unprepared to do the work ahead. From research savvy to life skills, college readiness needs to be addressed through concerted effort by educators and librarians.
School and public librarians are leveraging social media—Pinterest, Twitter, and LibGuides—to get college information in front of high school seniors.
Want a spot at the administrators’ table? Then be sure to understand these terms related to digital content, curriculum, and management.
The new year is always a time of optimism. This year in particular, positive tendencies will influence our work in schools and public libraries.
Readers respond to an article about free lunch programs in libraries, “Teaching Black Lives Matter," “Ditch Holiday Programming,” and more.
Readers weigh in: one librarian raves about social media and another educator talks about his use of YA titles to foster compassion in his students.
District administrators want new collaborations between school districts, businesses, and higher education. Librarians can help by gaining a better understanding of local and global educational priorities and facilitating external relationships.
This month, one school librarian touts the victory for New York City school librarians and another grouses about out-of-pocket spending.
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