After seven years of regularly blogging for the ALSC blog, it’s time to take a break. Here’s a look back at seven years of blogging.
Author: Emily Mroczek-Bayci
Ready Ideas for Ready to Read: SING
In the XXX of a five part series, learn about ways to incorporate the Every Child Ready to Read practice SING into your daily work.
Ready Ideas for Ready to Read: PLAY
In the fourth of a five part series, learn about ways to incorporate the Every Child Ready to Read practice PLAY into your daily work.
Ready Ideas for Ready to Read: READ
In the XXX of a five part series, learn about ways to incorporate the Every Child Ready to Read practice READ into your daily work.
Ready Ideas for Ready to Read: WRITE
In the 2nd of a five part series, learn about ways to incorporate the Every Child Ready to Read practice WRITE into your daily work.
Ready Ideas for Ready to Read: TALK
In the first of a five part series, learn about ways to incorporate the Every Child Ready to Read practice TALK into your daily work.
Ukulele Time: Bonding and Development
Our staff decided to have an informal “teach ourselves how to play ukulele” group during the month of August.
What does the ALSC strategic plan mean for YOU?
It’s taken me almost a decade in libraries but I think I’ve finally become a strategic plan junkie. I used to think they were all pomp but now I see how they really are a guidepost for the focus of an organization. That being said, ALSC has a new 2023-2026 strategic plan that was unveiled at ALA! Woohoo! Our esteemed outgoing president Amy Koester detailed everything in her blog post, but here’s some highlights: Looking at this information, may seem like a lot- but Amy also did a great job at outlining concrete items that can be included in committee work plans. Now to think about, how can YOU be a part of the strategic plan? If you answered YES to any of those questions (and have the capacity), fill out a volunteer form and/or send an email to ALSC leadership to indicate your interest and where you feel you can contribute!