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Recommended. Sharing books can help make sense of an often-confusing world, and this title is a good place to begin.
Designed with creativity in mind, these thoughtfully crafted SEL lessons are easy to integrate into the classroom.
Well organized, and with a great balance of broadness and depth, this is a great resource for any school library or professional development collection.
A treasure trove of ideas, background knowledge, and techniques for sustainable and DIY programs in libraries everywhere.
Perfect for librarians who wear many hats and need to analyze the implementation of digital citizenship from every angle, as well as for educators who have to make district-wide decisions that impact many students.
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Let’s Roll: A Guide to Setting up Tabletop Role-Playing Games in Your School or Public Library
A slim but comprehensive title with an earnest and encouraging authorial voice. Recommended for any school or public library professional who has felt trepidation about introducing an RPG program.
A good choice for teachers who have the capacity to interpret and create lessons from the resources presented, or who want to incorporate mindfulness activities in their classrooms. Though the direct audience is teachers, the text can also be used by parents, counselors, caregivers, and others, as long as they are willing to be flexible.
This informative and engaging book is a great choice for both library students and established public and school librarians.
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