@HTSD_Grice@GricePrincipal_ I have had a wonderful week so far doing library orientations with our 6th graders and showing off our remodeled library! Can’t wait to welcome the 7th graders next! #gladiatorsread
Brianna, an extremely talented eighth grade student, created a masterpiece to be displayed in our media center. She chose to illustrate “The Giver,” a novel from the seventh grade curriculum! @WeAreHTSD@tmicharski@GricePrincipal_
@HTSD_Grice@WeAreHTSD@GricePrincipal_ I am in awe of Brianna’s talent and incredibly appreciative of her time and effort in creating this piece for our library! ❤️📖🎨
@jennfurg@SamanthaBahna@NJCUEdTech Excellent point. Love to see authors sharing insights and getting lots of great book recommendations on social media from teachers, librarians, etc. #EDTC627F22
@SamanthaBahna@NJCUEdTech I can use Twitter to connect with educators and librarians locally, nationally, and globally. Sharing ideas and best practices allows all of us to improve our craft as we learn from each other. #EDTC627F22
@kristawelz@BrennaSpeed@Jessica78051558@JLWilkowski I have no idea what I'm doing, haha! Using Tweetdeck, but didn't understand at first. I was reading by latest, but it was confusing. I'm learning. I just figured out how to view by question. Much easier to follow now. Too bad it's almost over by the time I figured it out!
@kristawelz A5: A powerful statement, for sure. We don't ever want a child to feel that they are not valued. Seeing themselves in books allows them to build self-esteem. It gives them a voice and helps them find their place in the world. #NJLibChat
@ElenaSa36441875 A5: A powerful statement, for sure. We don't ever want a child to feel that they are not valued. Seeing themselves in books allows them to build self-esteem. It gives them a voice and helps them find their place in the world. #NJLibChat
@kristawelz Brown Girl Dreaming, Breadwinner, A Long Walk to Water, Look Both Ways, The Hate U Give, Monday’s Not Coming, The Watson’s Go to Birmingham
@kristawelz Examine ideas represented in the book to ensure accuracy. Examine the language and dialect in dialogue to see if it fits in the norm for that culture. Research author’s background to be sure there is no bias or stereotypes perpetuated. #NJLibChat