Professional Reading
A selection of recently published titles consider race and the imagination, girl-positive libraries, career programming, and other topics.
Every dedicated educator knows the feeling of spending hours creating just the right assignment to pique the interest of students. But what happens when students don’t respond as expected?
Incorporating music and play into curricula and programming is essential to developing early literacy skills in young children.
In five essays, children’s lit expert and Seuss scholar Nel (The Annotated Cat) critiques the insidious nature of racism in kids’ books.
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.
A primer on school librarianship, a guide to helping students pursue their passions, and more.
Three recent titles on providing literary instruction to all students, making the best use of children's literature, and taking a leadership role in schools.
Look no further for advice on how to tempt reluctant middle school readers, how to lead a school library, and more.
Tips for strengthening literacy through games, maker spaces, and reading and writing exercises.
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