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The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) is a step-by-step process that creates a space and a structure for students to generate their own critical thinking questions.
Sometimes, students and scholars need help writing research papers. EBSCO's support site offers resources to help students evaluate, use and properly cite sources in their research.
A MakerSpace is a dedicated area in a library where people can think, invent, build and more. Brandi Young, Integration Librarian at INFOhio, shares ways to implement a MakerSpace in your school library.
Dr. Lee W. Eysturlid, Science Instructor at the Illinois Mathematics and Science Academy, provides 10 tips for librarians to consider in helping to bring primary sources into the classroom and some information about a great resource for primary sources.
Schelly Talalay Dardashti, US Genealogy Advisor for MyHeritage.com, shares some ideas on using your patrons’ interest in family history to connect with members of the community.
INFOhio's Brandi Young defines digital literacy and describes eight ways educators can incorporate digital literacy into their classrooms.
Craig Seasholes, a teacher-librarian at Dearborn Park International Elementary School in Seattle, shares tips for building a graphic novels collection that supports both student learning and leisure reading.
History teachers and students will be delighted to hear that they can have free access to two great online resources — the new Churchill Archive for Schools and the complete Churchill Archive.
Look around your library through the eyes of an LGBTQ patron. Is it welcoming? Safe? Inclusive? Does the library help foster a sense of community? See some ideas of how to increase the value of your library for LGBTQ patrons.
With spring break around the corner, many students will want to reach for something fun to read, and academic libraries are in a unique position to help.