6 Essentials Every School Library Website Needs
The library website should be the first place students go to use your library’s resources, whether they are looking up a book in the online…
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Making a Habit of Setting Boundaries & Self-Care
Self-care is the newest education buzzword, but often there’s little time or resources provided to implement any kind of self-care practice. One-time events like donuts…
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Set-and-Forget-it Boundaries & Self-Care
There’s a lot of discussion in education lately about “self-care,” which I would normally celebrate. I would love to believe that as a society, the…
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Making Reading Accessible for Learners with Dyslexia
While on sabbatical in 2017, I did a research project for a graduate class about personalizing online and face-to-face instruction for students with special needs. …
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Surviving as a Librarian When You Can’t Thrive
We made it more than halfway through the school year! (Or maybe you already celebrated the 100th day of school.) Earlier this school year, I…
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Teaching Strategies for Library Class in Any Format
Earlier this year, I listened to podcasts from Jennifer Gonzalez and Angela Watson about making lessons flexible enough to work for all-virtual instruction as well…
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Organizing & Teaching Library Class on a Cart
Teaching “on a cart” means that all of your teaching supplies, materials, and tech are on a rolling cart, such as an AV cart or…
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Demco Post & Giveaway: Benefits of Short Maker Activities
This blog post is sponsored by Demco.com. Enter their Maker Task Cards Giveaway by April 30th, 2020 to win your choice of one (1) set…
