Join us for lunch on us from Panera while Kira Prince from Gale shows you how you can use our LMC's Gale databases in your classroom. All faculty members are welcome. Our current Gale products include coverage for topics in English, Social Studies, Science, and health, but we can expand and customize our offerings by gathering your feedback. Please sign up ahead of time so we can determine lunch orders and attendance numbers.
Signup Form: Thursday 4/25 @ Main or Friday, 4/26 @ BFC.
We have two more poetry related events going on this last week of our own take on National Poetry Month. Monday (today) is Poem in Your Pocket Day. Grab a poem, read it, share it with your students, especially if you like it. Friday is our Coffeehouse Open Mic. Everyone is encouraged to share their own song or poem or one by someone else. Would that be a cover poem? Event information and signup, and suggested class activities are on our poetry month site.
According to a recent Gallup poll, teachers are the fourth most trusted profession--behind pharmacists, but we are way ahead of members of Congress, so there is that. Students are overconfident, comprehend less on screens vs. paper according to a new meta-analysis. What it doesn't mention is the need to teach students how to read and comprehend in a digital environment, but that is an article for another week.




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