@susangbarber Is Twitter about slamming people? I am on Twitter because of grad school. Stimulating conversation by belittling another. There’s enough hate in this world. As I tell my students, there’s always a positive approach to reacting to something.
Do you want a good laugh? You must read this book of poems. It is surprisingly funny for both children and adults. I love the pencil drawings that add the punchline. Check it out at a library near you!
@librarygoddess Yes, I texted a teacher friend yesterday that we will have an educator in the White House. She will be able to relate to us on so many levels. I am so elated! 😀
@lucysantosgreen This is a rough time for us all. I think the children are feeling it the most. You are serving as a best buffer he can have. I have so much patience with my virtual students at this time. How can I not?
@librarygoddess@wakelet When I saw that fly, I knew it would become a conversation piece. It is amazing how educators can use a news feed and turn it into an inquiry-based learning experience for children.
@sljournal@librarygoddess Any type of censorship or self-censorship is just plain wrong. As information professionals, librarians must support the exploration of ideas and information that we might not personally approve of in our world. We should be encouraging information seeking and inquiry learning.