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Monthly Archives: May 2023
Don’t “Wing” it.
Advice from a librarian, someone who has been asked every type of assignment, project, and pointof view to finish something, – there are a few suggestions: If you look closely, a certified librarian is quite capable of answering all of … Continue reading
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Not enough time to build even more? Make time…
“Mom, I need 30 minutes more, we are getting done…!” Here we are in the Walter P.J. Gilefski Media Center at Woodbridge, three members of the Girls Who Code Club, robotic parts we never even spied before all tumbling out … Continue reading
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Become Vested, not At Odds.
There are moments where my heart aches at the losses of some amazing people we have lost in our lives; it sounds out of context, but graduation is a bittersweet timeof the year for me, I am so blessed for … Continue reading
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Leading the Walk of Discovery – Ellen Oh
Thursday’s 12:00 lunch speaker – Invigorating to say the least when opening the pages of a storyteller. Ellen Oh, the CEO of We need Diverse Books, was one of the best candidates to speak on the challenges facing all schools … Continue reading
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Tagged Cooperative Children's Book Center of School of Education - from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, Delaware's State Bill 195, Ellen Oh, Finding Junie Kim, Grand Army Plaza Library, Los Angeles Public Library, Susan Orlean, The Library Book, We Need Diverse Books, Zoraida Cordova
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A Ghost to Consider
Before focusing on another amazing key note speaker from the MLA/DLA Conference, one detail is worth taking a look into that was brought up from Justina Ireland. Her 2021 book, Ophie’s Ghost stuck with me for one specific reason – … Continue reading
Walking the Talk – DLA Accolades
As we take a break before posting more workshops from the MLA/DLA Conference, we wanted to congratulate recipients of honors that represent the best of librarianship in 2023: (Since we have the program pictured below – we will let you … Continue reading
Audiobooks – A Deep Dive into the Truth of Reading
I LOVED this informative session on what audiobooks are, are not, and continue to be. May 11 – 11:00 am – 12:00 pm The Power of Audiobooks (Check out the awesome referenced sources at the bottom of this post) Jerey … Continue reading
Stuff….it is!
(Disclaimer, before this session which was at 9:30 AM on Thursday, we had our DLA Executive Breakfast and reporting meeting – I will definitely being sharing that as soon as I put a few final detailed touches on that post!) … Continue reading
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