Library Exchange Podcast
Library Exchange Podcast
Podcast Description
Welcome to Library Exchange, the ultimate podcast for school librarians! Whether you’re a seasoned library media specialist or just starting your journey, this podcast is your go-to resource for all things related to the world of school librarianship. Each episode dives into the role of a school librarian offering practical tips, expert insights, and inspiration.
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Content Themes
Key themes include advocacy against censorship, enhancing student engagement, and building inclusive library environments. Episodes like Soft-Censorship discuss the importance of access to information and representation, while The Benefits of Reading Competitions explores how literary contests can foster community and leadership skills among students.
Welcome to Library Exchange, the ultimate podcast for school librarians! Whether you’re a seasoned library media specialist or just starting your journey, this podcast is your go-to resource for all things related to the world of school librarianship. Each episode dives into the role of a school librarian offering practical tips, expert insights, and inspiration.
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To learn more about the studies discussed in this episode visit LibSlide.org or KeithCurryLance.com.
Episode Description:
Hosts Julie Saunders and Jan Wilson speak with researcher Dr. Keith Curry Lance about how school librarians influence student achievement, the importance of leadership and technology integration, and the critical role of information literacy. The episode highlights decades of research, the SLIDE data tools, and practical strategies for advocacy.
Listeners are directed to resources like LibSlide.org and KeithCurryLance.com to explore staffing trends and research findings and learn how to use data to demonstrate library impact.
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