Hearing @lizzo play some of the Library's priceless antique instruments on Monday was such a gift, and we were honored and happy to help her share that gift with her concert audience Tuesday night. Here is some more behind-the-scenes footage of her Library tour. #LizzoAtLOC
…because I want my students to understand that they can learn about other people’s experiences by reading fiction.
And if they relate to a character in a fiction book, that doesn’t mean they are fake. Because people in fiction stories also exist in real life.
I have made it my mission to unteach children that “fiction is fake.”
Here are my new definitions I started teaching today:
▪️Nonfiction = learning through information
▫️Fiction = learning through imagination
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As we prepare to welcome students back to school, in what ways are we working with intention to create spaces that are identity-inspiring and not identity-silencing? @RedClayEd
Sharing this awesome READING ALOUD TO KIDS post from our friend Jarrett Lerner @Jarrett_Lerner Check out his amazing books + activities at https://t.co/XvT7Xz4Ddh
@librarianprblms Or tell you they don't want to do anything different than they have been doing so they will just deal with the problem instead of learn a new way that works.
@teachingmissk Last year Osseo offered bi-weekly testing. This year that is not being offered. Apparently schools are magical places where covid will not enter ... Or if it does no one gets sick.
Loved this quote from Jason Reynolds: “Librarians are the rebels of the school. They realize that everything belongs on the shelf, even if they don’t agree with it…I would argue that librarians are working as anti-racists. It’s embedded into who you are as librarians.”