@donalynbooks What procedures do you have in mind for your classroom library to be able to safely share books with students? According to NEDCC, disinfecting may not be the best option for all collections. https://t.co/GKkeg049xP
Teachers, librarians, & families- Many of you are tweeting at authors, asking permission to read our books aloud online now. But most authors – unless they’re self-published – cannot give you legal permission to do this on their own. Here’s what else you should know. (thread)
@laurenTarshis @ontheshelf4kids @linkladies15 I definitely would like to know when to watch this and be able to share with my teachers and students!!!! I can’t keep the I Survived books on the shelf!
@burleson_saisd @TalesfromC10 @iamMissWiggin Authors are being extremely generous with their time and books right now! How can I help you take advantage and make these connections for your/our students?
Do you or your students or kids have any questions about my books? Ask them! Since we’re all homebound for a while, let’s turn social media into a #QuarantRead book club!
DM me if you want to ask your question anonymously.
Join our expert panel 5/14 for tips & strategies toward "Critical Thinking in the Age of Fake News" w/ @jenniferlagarde Peter Adams, @NewsLitProject SLJ's @shbayliss
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Surprise! I’m late to #techthurs. So lately, I’ve used the Google Drive app with my students- they create photos for our social media posts on their phones and upload to a shared Google folder so I can access the files to post. #sanangeloisdtweets20#glennsanangelo