Narrative Enforcers Dressed as Critical Thinkers
In classrooms, libraries, and professional development sessions across the country, media literacy is now presented as an essential defense against […]
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Steve Hargadon: The Cost of Pretending
Every adult knows a particular kind of tiredness. It is not the tiredness of hard labor or too little sleep.
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Student Success (in the Age of AI)
What the New Machine Can’t Supply A student sits down to write the essay her teacher assigned. She opens a
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The Inevitable Evolution of the Library and What It Might Mean for the Choices Librarians Will Face
Last week Library 2.0 hosted a webinar on “invisible labor” in libraries (very well presented by Sonya Schryer Norris) —
The Levels of Thinking, Part II
I’ve been thinking about the four Levels of Thinking since I published them, the way you keep turning something over
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Steve Hargadon: Levels of Thinking
My dad once said to me, with some sincerity, “You think about thinking. When I was your age, I didn’t
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Steve Hargadon: Undervaluing Librarians
I’ve been thinking about why libraries, and especially school libraries, declined at the exact moment information became the defining challenge
What We Get Wrong About AI and Education
Most of us find ourselves genuinely conflicted about AI in education. AI appears both alarming and exciting in ways that
Influential Women in Learning History
It has been barely the blink of an eye since women fought for and earned the right to an