I really enjoyed your Inspiration Report. As a Teacher Librarian, this was really interesting to me. I especially like the inclusion of students in the creation of the Lo T. I am looking for ways to get more student engagement in the library and I can think of one of the science teachers that would probably love to partner. This is such a collaborative and participatory idea that can be very community driven. Well done!
@carahuttinger Thank you! I really enjoyed diving into LoTs. Katelynn Scott (included in the references) wrote a really interesting paper about how she implemented a makerspace and LoT in her school library and makes a good argument–I’d definitely share that with my admins.
Iris,
I really enjoyed your Inspiration Report. As a Teacher Librarian, this was really interesting to me. I especially like the inclusion of students in the creation of the Lo T. I am looking for ways to get more student engagement in the library and I can think of one of the science teachers that would probably love to partner. This is such a collaborative and participatory idea that can be very community driven. Well done!
@carahuttinger Thank you! I really enjoyed diving into LoTs. Katelynn Scott (included in the references) wrote a really interesting paper about how she implemented a makerspace and LoT in her school library and makes a good argument–I’d definitely share that with my admins.