Coming This Fall to a School Library near You: The Challenged, the Banned, and the Filtered
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2015
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| author | Ballard, Susan |
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| collection | Education Resources Information Center |
| contents | Coming This Fall to a School Library near You: The Challenged, the Banned, and the Filtered Ballard, Susan School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Summer Programs Information Sources Library Services Library Materials Advocacy Best Practices Elementary Secondary Education Change Strategies Library Administration Important happenings related to the concept of intellectual freedom (IF) coincide with the annual back-to-school ramp up. This article discusses how to use the summer hiatus to develop learning opportunities related to events such as Banned Books Week (BBW) and Banned Websites Awareness Day (BWAD). The author provides resource information to aid in observing these events. Helen Adams, Michelle Luhtala, and Christopher Harris share their insights on what school librarians can do to develop programs to observe BBW, BWAD, and deal with filtering issues as well as ensure the development of school communities that value the concepts of intellectual freedom. |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2015 |
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| spellingShingle | Coming This Fall to a School Library near You: The Challenged, the Banned, and the Filtered Ballard, Susan School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Summer Programs Information Sources Library Services Library Materials Advocacy Best Practices Elementary Secondary Education Change Strategies Library Administration Coming This Fall to a School Library near You: The Challenged, the Banned, and the Filtered Ballard, Susan School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Summer Programs Information Sources Library Services Library Materials Advocacy Best Practices Elementary Secondary Education Change Strategies Library Administration Important happenings related to the concept of intellectual freedom (IF) coincide with the annual back-to-school ramp up. This article discusses how to use the summer hiatus to develop learning opportunities related to events such as Banned Books Week (BBW) and Banned Websites Awareness Day (BWAD). The author provides resource information to aid in observing these events. Helen Adams, Michelle Luhtala, and Christopher Harris share their insights on what school librarians can do to develop programs to observe BBW, BWAD, and deal with filtering issues as well as ensure the development of school communities that value the concepts of intellectual freedom. |
| title | Coming This Fall to a School Library near You: The Challenged, the Banned, and the Filtered |
| topic | School Libraries Intellectual Freedom Summer Programs Information Sources Library Services Library Materials Advocacy Best Practices Elementary Secondary Education Change Strategies Library Administration |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1063870 |