Wendy Stephens
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Mindful School Libraries: Creating and Sustaining Nurturing Spaces and Programs
Professional materials on mindfulness and social emotional needs are more important than ever, making Stephens’s volume an ideal choice for most collections.
Carolina’s Building Blocks of Science-3D | Reference Database Review
These inquiry lessons are ideal for elementary school teachers and librarians seeking a carefully organized suite of materials that offer hands-on, phenomenon-based science instruction.
Parsing the New ALA School Librarian Competencies Framework
An ALA committee has designed a set of professional competencies that emphasizes leadership and growth.
Media Literacy in the K—12 Classroom
Media literacy is an undeniably important academic skill, priming students for the in-depth analysis needed in postsecondary education. This is a valuable selection for school librarians and educators who are seeking to foster critical consumers and citizens.
Mark up and Organize the Web with Scrible | SLJ Review
Our intrepid tech reviewer Wendy Stephens sizes up the tool for organizing and annotating web research, as well as the potential benefit of purchasing the new premium version.
How to Teach Internet Research Skills
Here’s what librarians need to know to work with—not against—the online information-seeking behavior of youth and achieve the best results.
Sphero Goes Crystal Clear with SPRK, a New Version of the Programmable Robot
SLJ reviews the 2.0 version of Sphero, one of the maker movement’s "robotic darlings," writes Wendy Stephens, who takes the new, clear skinned SPRK through its paces.
Teaching Kids to Deconstruct the Advertising Pitch
A school librarian teaches young students how to analyze persuasive advertising strategies by looking at gendered earplugs, chain-store clothing ads, and other product pitches.
Los Angeles Public Library Asks, "What's Your Queery?"
The Los Angeles County Public Library's extensive LGBT Services were established a year and a half ago by librarians who built staff support with grassroots efforts and "doughnut diplomacy."
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