Reader Response: Ulysses
I look forward to doing a book review for Ulysses next, but a Reader Response based on my margin notes
Category: Motivation
Summer Road Trip, 2016
The Vagabond Teen and I hit the road for a summer adventure as our Vagabond Soldier left for his own
Transforming Stories Collaboration Celebration
I’m excited to share this celebration video I’m creating for one of the classes I worked with during my practicum.
Informal Leadership
Last week I had the opportunity to attend a seminar in which we explored concepts of informal leadership, including strategies
Our Reading Summer
“Reading Summer” at our house is that brief time of year when we have the opportunity to read whatever we
Incorporating Informational Text Into Library-based Activities
School librarians can serve an important role in supporting teachers and students as they adjust to new expectations. While I
Death To (Assigned) Summer Reading! Long Live Summer Reading!
Alexander Nazaryan’s article Trust Me, Assigning Summer Reading Is Totally Pointless has set off a rather passionate discussion about summer reading among
Encourage Making Over Using
The following is an actual question, posed by an actual school librarian: You can’t use citation generators–why?? That is
Library Land
This post is inspired by a class called Motivating 21st Century Learners at Syracuse University. I’ve included a number of links
Supporting Technology Integration for Teachers
School Librarians can provide important in-house opportunities for professional development, especially in the arena of the integration of technical tools
