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Colby: Sitting down and interviewing with Margarita Engle at NCTE was truly an honor. She has given so much to the world of children’s literature. I hope you enjoy listening to her talk about her book Lion Island, her hope for her books, and why she writes. Subscribe below to catch every episode. Click here […]
The young adult author, editor, and 2016 Margaret A. Edwards Award winner is the recipient of the annual Chicago Tribune Young Adult Literary Prize.
Educators presented a bevy of digital tools for classroom learning during the ISTE/SLJ "60 Tools in 60 Minutes" webinar.
Children and teens play an active role at the world's largest library under Carla Hayden. A Q&A with the nation's 14th Librarian of Congress.
A professor of education maintains that #OwnVoices books are the basis of today’s literacy curriculum.
Andrea Cheng's lovely sequel to The Year of the Book, the skinny on our canine companions, Rita Williams-Garcia's newest work of middle grade fiction.
The 80-plus engineering challenges on the Curiosity Machine site are inspired by man-made and natural structures.
The individuals who spearheaded these bold library initiatives were driven by a goal to improve service for all users.
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A writer, editor and consultant in children's publishing for over twenty-five years, Mary Beth Leatherdale's interest in Indigenous issues developed early while attending Howard Harwich Moravian Public School (now called the Naahi Ridge Public School) with students from the Delaware Nation at Moraviantown , an Indian reserve located in Chatham-Kent, Ontario.
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