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Personalized Self-Care for Success: A Guide to Prioritizing You December 7, 2023
Have you ever told someone it’s not selfish to practice self-care? On the other hand, how often have you prioritized your own self-care? Be honest. Even if it’s not as often as you’d like, that’s okay. As we move into winter breaks, holiday travel, and wrapping up another year, personalized self-care is hard. I’m struggling […]
Jaime Eastman
Time to Play December 6, 2023
The adage “play is the work of childhood,” is well known. But do my programs put that knowledge into practice? Reflecting on past events I noticed a lot of wonderful themes, crafts, STEAM learning, and skill development projects. Those won’t stop, but now when planning I also look for ways to build in games, gaming, and […]
Erika Hogan
What Can I do at LibLearnX 2024? December 4, 2023
Can you believe how quickly this year has gone by? I feel like it was only last week that I was thinking about LibLearnX 2023, and here we are in December 2023 gearing up for LibLearnX 2024! The post What Can I do at LibLearnX 2024? appeared first on ALSC Blog.
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Nontraditional Times for Traditional Programs December 2, 2023
Libraries are a melting pot, a representation of a beautifully diverse society. As we progress further into the 21st Century, this fact, this statement, is becoming more and more understood. A focus, and a very important one, has been put on equity, diversity and inclusion (EDI) in collections and spaces. However, do we take EDI […]
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Dementia (and love) in recent picture books November 30, 2023
Some of the children you work with may have grandparents or neighbors who have dementia or Alzheimer’s disease. This post is about books that talk about older people or grandparents who have dementia, and the children in their lives. We are learning so much these days about sensory play and toys, and how the senses […]
Suzi Wackerbarth

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