Ideas
A new school year always inspires creativity. This year, librarians around the country are stepping up programming connected to learning goals.
While it’s not a new idea that kids learn as they play, adults can take a page from their example: play more as we learn—and play in order to learn.
The striking design of the Parsons Branch of the Columbus (OH) Metropolitan Library suggests that this is a place where people of any age can thrive.
SLJ examines how librarians are working to promote equity in their communities. When you think about who you serve and how, are you looking through a lens focused on equality or equity? What can you do about what you see?
Religious-themed books in school libraries; informing patrons of privacy policies.
An emphasis on tech, specifically series on alternative energy, leads the charge this spring.
How we engage in programming and teaching literacy is getting more interesting as librarians creatively tackle the massive literacy challenge, even crisis, we face.
I recently discovered an incredibly versatile participation tool. Spiral is a free suite of four powerful apps that promote classroom engagement and collaboration. It makes so much of what we already do so much easier and it is a must-have tool for 1:1 settings. Students may login to lessons using Google, Facebook, Clever or Edmodo. […]
Connecting our children to the ongoing work of science can leave them in awe of those who forge the way by revealing how our world works.
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