Professional Reading
Recommended supplemental purchase for professional development.
Useful, if a bit flawed; this compendium serves as a dual crash course on readers’ advisory and genre blends for anyone recommending youth materials.
PREMIUM
Playing Games in the School Library: Developing Game-Based Lessons and Using Gamification Concepts
Pavey’s text is dense with ideas, from copyright to assessment, and is always centered on the student. School and public librarians considering adding game-based learning to their list of accomplishments would do well to start here.
This is a great choice for elementary and early middle level instructors, or the coaches who support them, who are looking to find a more authentic connection to their students.
Resurgence: Engaging With Indigenous Narratives and Cultural Expressions In and Beyond the Classroom
A powerful, resonant, meticulously crafted work, firmly rooted in respect and dignity, with clear strategies for teacher practice. Highly recommended.
Purchase this resource to support library efforts to garner support for initiatives targeting student well-being.
An essential book that belongs in the hands of every teacher, but especially language arts teachers and the librarians who collaborate with them.
A welcome addition to children’s literature scholarship.
A solid work that offers insight to librarians and educators to help students navigate current media literacy challenges.
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