This is a nice bit of bookish fun based on series from NPR's list of 100 Best YA Novels of all time. It covers a wide range of titles, old and new, and will appeal to the RA advisor in you.
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Ways and means of supporting and developing young adult readers.
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Article by Keeli Cambourne on school libraries being transformed to support literacy development in students. Features the changes school libraries are making to accommodate the needs and interest of 21st century learners, incoluding ebook collections, students creating book trailers, National Year of Reading initiatives and supporting struggling and reluctant readers. Also features the benefits of recent refurbishments to these school libraries. Features three Sydney schools: Roseville College, PLC Sydney, Mount Annan Christian College Currins Hill. Via lyn_hay Delete the scoop?
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The aim of the Bad Bugs Book Club is to get people interested in science, specifically microbiology, by reading books (novels) in which infectious disease forms some part of the story.
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"Insideadog has always primarily been a website for young people to share their love of books and reading. From the earliest days, however, it has found a place in school libraries and classrooms as well. These teacher notes are designed to help you integrate insideadog into your classroom and your school."
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