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Teacher-librarians, public librarians, and educators who want to discuss multicultural children's and 'tween literature are invited to join this group.
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Latest Activity: Jun 18, 2012
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Evaluating Multicultural and International Literature 1 Reply
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Selection and Censorship of Children's Lit - 2008 43 Replies
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El Trasero Del Rey 2 Replies
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Comment by Judi Moreillon on March 1, 2009 at 1:16pm
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Hi Mary Katherine Saulsgiver,
Help!
I got an email notice saying you had posted a topic: I am seeking to build a collection of books which represent both traditional and current children's literature that provides positive images and role models which reflect the cultural attitudes of the target region.
Could you clarify you question? Are you thinking of particular regions in the U. S.
And let us know where your topic is posted? Thanks.
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Comment by Maria Luisa Retana on August 25, 2009 at 9:04pm -
Attention: Principals, librarians, teachers, and events’ coordinators
For the 2009-2010 school year High Desert Productions recommends booking six months prior to your desired date. Our busiest time of the year is from January-May. Therefore been the first semester of the traditional school year more flexible. We are also available to present our workshops during the summer months to year around schools, libraries’ settings and summer programs within the 50 states. Our workshops can be done in a bilingual format, english and spanish. We are equipped to offer our workshops in a classroom setting as well as an assembly setting.
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Comment by Nell Fleming on June 18, 2012 at 7:27pm -
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In an ongoing effort to recruit a new generation of school library leaders, Mansfield University recently received a fifth Institute of Library and Museum Services (IMLS) grant to fund scholarships for its totally online School Library & Information Technologies Master of Education degree program with school library certification. If you know of an educator or non-certified librarian seeking school library certification, please pass along the news that we are still accepting applications for the spring 2012 semester.
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