HOW TO BUY A GOOD CASHMERE SWEATER 🧵
I want to address this comment left by someone in response to my Brick Watch Company tweet. It also gets into something I've been wanting to talk about: how to buy a good cashmere sweater.
The other day I recommended The 57 Bus by @DashkaSlater to a student. Today I got the kindest note from their parent. This is why I love my job and why it breaks my heart when people try to ban books. #librarianlife#thankful
6th grade classes in the library for orientation brings me such joy! We created a reading life timeline of meaningful books in our life, shared what we're reading, and checked out books. Honoring what kids love to read makes such a difference. #SPSlibrarians#schoollibrarian
Well it's started. A kid who was an avid reader in 6th and 7th grade came to ask me for a particular genre of book around 200 pages. If we want kids to be readers, do not put restrictions of what they read for "independent reading". Independent reading should be their choice!
We’re so eager to get back together at school! Until then, here are resources for families re: Seattle teacher strike, including childcare options, meal locations, media coverage & more: https://t.co/UB221LIXmy
On a day when the Ohio state legislature is considering a bill that would require educators to teach “both sides” of issues such as the Holocaust, I feel compelled to (once again) share one of the core beliefs that served as the foundation of Developing Digital Detectives. 🧵/1
Need to retool your curriculum this summer? Looking to pair or replace books you've always taught? Check out this resource @JoelRGarza & I created for the @NCTE Committee Against Racism and Bias in the Teaching of English #CARBTE#THEBOOKCHAT
Click here: https://t.co/pJDum6AB5I
We have been sounding the alarm about this for a long time.
Some may want to go after the messenger, but we simply cannot make promises, hector people to vote, and then refuse to use our full power when they do.
We still have time to fix this and act. But we need to be brave.