Best Paid Apps to Use in the Library
For many of us, deciding which applications to use and pay for can be struggle. How do we know which apps are worth spending library funds on?
For many of us, deciding which applications to use and pay for can be struggle. How do we know which apps are worth spending library funds on?
Innovative educators, media specialists, and tech coaches wish that educational technology was adopted at a speedy rate.
As children continue to use social media, adults worry about the long and short term effects.
Just reading aloud doesn’t guarantee students are going to enjoy it. Or that they are going to sit calmly and quietly while we read. Or that they’ll want to answer any of our questions we may ask before, during, or after reading to them. If we want students to love a read aloud, we need a few tricks up our sleeve.
Teacher – student relationships are a key factor in student engagement and motivation. When students know that we care, and we are interested in them, they feel safe and comfortable taking risks.
Librarians and Library Media Specialists play an important role in the outcome of a child’s potential graduation and employment. Like any other educator, should be sharing that information with families to make the biggest impact possible.
The concept of books as mirrors, windows, and sliding glass doors is a powerful idea to teach students. It brings a different level of comprehension and metacognition to reading and young readers.
It can be difficult keeping young children engaged. They have a need to get up and move and talk to others. In addition to that, today’s technology has trained their brains to work with small bites of information.
I am not an organized person by nature. It is something that I have had to, and continue to, work on. Because I hate feeling like a scattered brain hot mess!
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