The Intentionality of School Librarianship in the Sept/Oct 2022 Issue of Knowledge Quest
Who deserves our intention more than children? When librarians heard that Stephen Colbert, host of...
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LEAD OUT LOUD: Access Defended in the May/June 2022 Issue of Knowledge Quest
School librarians and information professionals unconditionally endorse the power of voice. We...
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Why Collection Development is Important in the Mar/Apr 2022 Issue
When the opportunity to share about collection development came up, we both understood the...
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Delve into School Librarians’ Takeaways from Virtual and Hybrid Learning in the Jan/Feb 2022 Issue
When we were approached as content experts for this issue of Knowledge Quest, we wanted to frame...
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Discover How to Define and Teach Media Literacy in the Nov/Dec 2021 Issue
Information and media literacy are important components of library instruction. When seeking to...
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Explore How to Reach for Better in the Sept/Oct 2021 Issue
As educators, school librarians, and professionals we have all had the training necessary to...
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Discover How School Librarians Are Transforming Practice during the Pandemic in May/June 2021 Issue
Pivoting and flexibility have become critical to teaching and learning during the last year. The...
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Explore the Experiences of Black School Librarians in the Mar/Apr 2021 Issue
Equity, diversity, and inclusion (commonly shortened to EDI) is a term that has become common in...
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Explore the AASL Standards through the Lens of Four States in the Jan/Feb 2021 Issue
Why are the AASL Standards so important? Simply put, they give us a focus for what our students...
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Explore School Librarian Collaborations at All Levels in the Nov/Dec 2020 Issue
Collaboration is a wonderful thing for school librarians because there are so many opportunities...
Read MoreExplore the Freedom to Learn through the AASL Standards in a Sept/Oct Online Exclusive
Looking for more guidance on intellectual freedom and equitable access? Check out Jamie Gregory’s online exclusive article “The Freedom to Learn.” In the article Jamie states that “successful implementation of the National...
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Explore Why Intellectual Freedom and Equitable Access Are More Important Than Ever in the Sept/Oct 2020 Issue
Intellectual freedom is a core value of the library profession. It is not an outdated, rarely...
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