Media specialist

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When I first started in the Media Center, I requested iPads. Within a year, I had six iPads for the Media Center and was enthusiastic about using them. A few years later, our admin purchased at least 2 iPads for all classrooms. How exciting! There are so many things that can be done with iPads. I try to use them as much as possible so that teachers can see all the wonderful things an iPad can do in the classroom. Last year our county became 1:1 with Chromebooks in 3rd grade and up. As we've…

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Media literacy is all about teaching elementary students how to critically analyze and understand the media they come across. Media comes in the forms of TV, social media, podcasts, music, radio, or movies. In this day and age it is very important that we start with our youngest students. Teaching media literacy in the elementary classroom doesn't have to be hard. This blog post provides classroom teachers with tips, ideas and resources for teaching this important 21st century skill.

Pamela Vallée is the library media specialist at Lunenburg Middle-High School ​and a recipient of a 2019 Web Seal of Excellence Award.

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Shared research projects are quickly becoming a staple in many elementary classrooms. Teachers everywhere are reading nonfiction texts and sharing websites. They are recording facts, and students are copying them down. It warms this librarian’s heart! However, as a former teacher, I know how cumbersome that creating bibliographies with little ones can be. It is ... Read More about It’s Elementary … Citing Sources