Mentoring Future Library Leaders:A Formalized Program for Career Advancement Part of the Library 2.0 Service, Safety, and Security Series with Dr. Steve […]
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Small bags for brief vacation outings. Wristlets for runnings errands. Big bags for carrying all of your lesson plans, extra
When you think about chapter books for third graders, you have to account for a wide range of reading levels,
I try to play it cool, but if I’m being honest, AI is a little scary, especially from a professional
I remember when I got my first Blackberry phone in 2007. Things sure have changed a great deal since then.
If you’re a learning and development professional, you’ve likely experienced the growing pressure to deliver faster, smarter, and more personalized
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Teachers work hard, and they deserve a bag that can pull its fair share. We surveyed more than 100 educators
