Looks to Books: Using Fashion as a Literary Hook
Book Covers as Fashion Reps From Veja sneakers and Parke hoodies to vintage jackets and goth...
Read MoreBook Covers as Fashion Reps From Veja sneakers and Parke hoodies to vintage jackets and goth...
Read More‘Slow down and read,’ is the new slogan of Cherry Creek Schools Library Services. This slogan is paired with a new sloth mascot, who was in need of a name.
Read MoreDeparting the Troll Palace I recently shared some thoughts on the importance of having a strong...
Read MoreAs I settled into the routines of a new school year, the question resurfaced: How could I increase...
Read MoreWe All Need Somebody To Lean On I was fortunate enough to recently become the co-chair of AASL’s...
Read MoreI’m a librarian who has been an outspoken supporter of diverse literature, highlighting Asian/Pacific Islander, Black, LatinX, Jewish, and many other marginalized cultures. As I’ve written in various articles, I see literature...
Read MoreOther Duties As Assigned – Independent school world can be a challenge. The paradox of being...
Read MoreThere is one thing that has drastically changed for me over the past ten years of being in education, and that is social media. Growing up social media for me was coding a cool background on Myspace which then evolved into...
Read MoreInformation and media literacy are important components of library instruction. When seeking to...
Read MoreWhen collaborating with teachers, I like to have a toolkit of ideas as we brainstorm ways to...
Read MoreBy Amanda Jones and Shannon DeSantis Gile The AASL National Conference, being held October 21-23,...
Read MoreWhen we mention anyone getting up on a soapbox, we generally mean that they are speaking or writing about something that evokes strong feelings within them. The term, which was first noted in print in 1907, was once a literal...
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