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This month marks two years since the start of the chaos that was, and still is, the COVID-19 pandemic. I remember back in February and early March of 2020 when… read more →

Parenting has never been easy—especially now. We want to acknowledge all of the time and effort that goes into what you’re doing. Adults, along with kids, experience a range of… read more →

As librarians, sometimes we host book clubs or book discussions for library users on various books. In this blog post, I will interview Shannon Jones, the Director of Libraries for… read more →

The multicultural offerings found in The World Almanac® for Kids have been expanded even further with a new topic: African-American History. This topic includes in-depth histories, events, and data on… read more →

Are you feeling nostalgic for the days of sparkly trifold posters and sugar cube Parthenons? Do you miss the magic of conducting hands-on experiments and the excitement of class excursions?… read more →

Today is one of my favorite days online: Digital Learning Day! In honor of this day celebrating digital learning, “where educators share great ideas, amazing stories, and promising practices through… read more →

I remember when I was in middle school, I knew that I was going to be a teacher when I grew up, and I just kind of assumed that by… read more →

February is Black History Month, and many libraries across the country are hosting various programs and book displays. This year, I wanted to go beyond a book display and collaborate… read more →

As educators, there is one big takeaway from the recent advancements in neuroscience and education, and it is this: Emotion and cognition are linked.   How we feel affects how… read more →

Join us February 17th for a live event with our K–12 Streaming Video Acquisition Manager, Emily Ice— Trending Topics in ES and MS Digital Learning for Your Classroom REGISTER NOW… read more →

The contributions that African-American inventors and scientists have made throughout history have had a tremendous impact in the world. It is important to note that historically African-American contributions have been… read more →

“Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.”—Ralph Waldo Emerson At the end of my last synchronous online meeting… read more →