Monthly Archives: August 2014

Milestones – What are yours?

On Saturday, August 16 the School Librarian’s Workshop Facebook page achieved a major milestone. The 1,000th member joined.  Less than a year ago we had just passed the 400 mark. Knowing I am reaching so many librarians (although not all

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Lessons From the Past – The More Things Change…

Today the August/ September issue of School Librarian’s Workshop will be emailed to subscribers.  It is the 35th volume year. On this major anniversary it seems fitting to look back in time.  The first issue appeared on September 1980.  It

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Paradigms and Predictions – Exciting or Terrifying?

The Merriam-Webster online dictionary defines a paradigm as “a … group of ideas  about how something should be done, made, or thought about.”  Unconsciously, we approach almost everything in life through a certain mindset.  It is why those of us

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