TeachingBooks’ suite of literacy resources that deepens connections and joy with children’s and young adult books is now freely available to all California schools, libraries, and residents via the California State Library K-12 Online Content Project.
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TeachingBooks.net is hiring a library director to manage and grow our digital collection of resources about children’s and young adult books.
https://teachingbooks.net/DirectorofContent
If you know someone who would thrive in this Madison-based position, details are at: Director of Children’s and…
Each month the TeachingBooks.net team is going to answer a “get-to-know-you” question, so you can learn more about us, and because we’d love to get to know more about you — please feel free to share your answer in the …
TeachingBooks.net Employment Opportunities
TeachingBooks is a great company to work for if you’re looking to be part of a dedicated and smart, small team of people who are helping K-12 educators, students and their families across the U.S., and around…
Each month the TeachingBooks.net team is going to answer a “get-to-know-you” question, so you can learn more about us, and because we’d love to get to know more about you — please feel free to share your answer in the …
Each month the TeachingBooks.net team is going to answer a “get-to-know-you” question, so you can learn more about us, and because we’d love to get to know more about you — please feel free to share your answer in the …
Each month the TeachingBooks.net team is going to answer a “get-to-know-you” question, so you can learn more about us, and because we’d love to get to know more about you — please feel free to share your answer in the …
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Authors and Illustrators Reveal the Origins and Pronunciations of Their Names
MADISON, Wis. (July 16, 2015) – Ever wondered how to pronounce a favorite author’s name? Since 2007, almost half-a-million readers have visited www.TeachingBooks.net/Hello to hear authors…
Megan Schliesman, a long-time librarian at the Cooperative Children’s Books Center (CCBC) of the School of Education at UW-Madison and manager of its intellectual freedom services for the past eleven years, is the winner of the 2014 Intellectual Freedom Award.
