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All the World’s a Stage: Bringing Improv To Your Library
It's not all laughs, improv programs teach communication skills, collaboration, and help build confidence.
Book Clubs for Beginner Readers
These discussion groups for kids in pre-K through third grade light up young readers.
Parkour at the Library
The physical fun of parkour can bring new young patrons and valuable partnerships to a library's programming.
Libraries Provide IEP Information and Assistance Programs
For children with disabilities and their parents and guardians, navigating the education system can be stressful.
How To Become a Copyright Expert
Creative Commons certificates and workshops for librarians, educators, and government workers will impart mastery on a variety of copyright issues.
Fostering Good Citizens, Online and Off
Strategies for teaching digital citizenship skills to students.
Making the Most of Duolingo's Updates
Chatbots, clubs, and a flashcard app provide more options for language learning.
Why Kids Need Data Literacy, and How You Can Teach It
Data is all around us. It is vital that our students understand and interpret the data, infographics, and visualizations they see.
How Universal Design Will Make Your Library More Inclusive
Universal Design involves designing spaces, products, programming, and more to make them as usable as possible for people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds.
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