Friday Finds: November 4, 2016

by Robin Willis | Blogs
Nov 04, 2016 | Filed in Blogs
This Week at TLT Sunday Reflections: My Teens Will be Voting in the Next Presidential Election, What are We Teaching Them? #MHYALit: How to Help, by Ally Watkins Middle School Monday: Let Students Do It #MHYALit: For Whom The Book Is Written: Addressing Intended Audience in YA Novels about Mental Illness, a guest post by […]

fridayfindsThis Week at TLT

Sunday Reflections: My Teens Will be Voting in the Next Presidential Election, What are We Teaching Them?

#MHYALit: How to Help, by Ally Watkins

Middle School Monday: Let Students Do It

#MHYALit: For Whom The Book Is Written: Addressing Intended Audience in YA Novels about Mental Illness, a guest post by Katherine Locke

#MakerSpace: 1 Year Later

Video Games Weekly: XCOM 2

#MHYALit: Why I Think I Wrote A Book About Suicide, a guest post by Karen Fortunati

#MHYALit: USING YOUNG ADULT LITERATURE TO COMBAT THE SECRECY OF ADDICTION, a guest post by Heather Smith Meloche

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