The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's survey uncovered details about comics use in schools, including the Top 10 comics read in the classroom and that teachers using comics face the most opposition from their fellow educators—not parents or administrators.
Participants in the study showed more confidence, stronger reading skills when using large print books.
SLJ asked librarians to describe the best tools they could imagine to teach information literacy—and got more than simple answers.
Evaluating sources and using information effectively is critical. The right tools and support can help librarians teach these skills better, according to SLJ’s survey of middle and high school librarians.
Inspired and informed by her academic peers, a K-12 school librarian rethinks her entire approach to college readiness.
Here's an information literacy action plan to support college-bound students.
The new ISTE Standards for Educational Leaders broaden the scope of digital citizenship education for students. Here are up-to-date resources to help librarians promote these skills.
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