Something personally applicable to me, what about libraries for military families? I found this helpful article from LibGig regarding military base libraries. https://t.co/FkH7nLOwID
Here to provide a very helpful news article regarding the effects of technology on a patron's experience in the library as well as a library-centric journal to get news from. Information is currently up to date! https://t.co/GgYjpH50YP
as librarians it is within our repetoire to be able to teach and discern falsified information and seek the truest version of a story without bias. https://t.co/jxeKunS7mf
I wonder if the school had rules in place that prohibited the talk of "potty humor" that warranted this? It certainly was a huge misstep to fire the man over reading a book to the children.
@bellofthebooks I believe that children deserve to form their own opinions with some helpful guidance but bans completely block out information and content that they could use to expand their ideas on topics.
In observation of current events, I feel we should lend ourselves to the libraries of Ukraine, who are currently working to provide sanctuary and battle misinformation during this time. https://t.co/6slx6SVp41
For some, the thought never occurs that the functions they use on a daily access are not available to everyone. Libraries make it their mission to be completely inclusive, and make every library accessible to everyone. The ALA website states this in the Library Bill of Rights.
I remember how big Banned Books week was in my middle and highschool years. It's more important now than ever that we keep our collections inclusive and educational, so that we can keep our libraries a safe space for everyone. #TLDE2022
Two students have sued a Missouri school district over its decision to remove eight books from school libraries, arguing the novels were banned because they discuss issues surrounding race, gender and sexual identity. https://t.co/bXoBBWXFlU
During the pandemic, the access that children had to school and therein books was taken away without warning. Luckily, a bookmobile project swiftly covered this problem, amassing donated books to all kids who wanted one. #TLDE2022 https://t.co/QHzyeqzlJn
Hello, my name is Aether and I am a Library Science major. I've created this account for my TED 4590 class, and I hope to find a lot of interesting information about libraries and how they work!
A teacher move that instantly boosts engagement is relating to them! Being up to date with what students usually find interesting or just asking them what they like or how they prefer to learn. Students need to be able to relate what they're learning to their everyday! #TLDE2022