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School Librarians United with Amy Hermon

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Tune in as Amy Hermon tackles the issues and challenges school librarians face everyday.

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Elementary students in Catawba County Schools share what they learned by growing a plant from seed.

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What did the bacon say to the tomato?? Lettuce get together! Join us for an episode about Buttercrunch Lettuce! *These are 2nd graders discussing their data on the buttercrunch lettuce they grew in the garden club.

2020 © Anchor FM Inc. All rights reserved.

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What did the bacon say to the tomato?? Lettuce get together! Join us for an episode about Buttercrunch Lettuce! *These are 2nd graders discussing their data on the buttercrunch lettuce they grew in the garden club. 2020 © Anchor FM Inc. All rights reserved.

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The Library Club students of Greene Middle School and Mrs. Collins, the Librarian, argue about books -- which authors are the best, whether Harry Potter is still worth reading, the book vs. the movie, etc.

The Library Club students of Greene Middle School and Mrs. Collins, the Librarian, argue about books -- which authors are the best, whether Harry Potter is still worth reading, the book vs. the movie, etc.

Fun Format

I am a middle school historical fiction author. I really enjoyed listening to your podcast with the "key readers" expressing their feelings about their favorite genres and what they liked and disliked about historical fiction.

What a great idea! Kudos for coordinating the podcast with the "true experts." I loved hearing directly from excited middle school readers. :-)

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middle school students argue about books

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‎Middle School Students Argue About Books on Apple Podcasts

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The Library Club students of Greene Middle School and Mrs. Collins, the Librarian, argue about books -- which authors are the best, whether Harry Potter is still worth reading, the book vs. the movie, etc. The Library Club students of Greene Middle School and Mrs.

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Students share information learned from research.

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Lessons on Place, Context, and School Leadership

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Guests include:
Dr. Sandy Chambers - Principal at Hortons Creek Elementary
Supriya Vasudevan - 3rd Grade Teacher at Hortons Creek Elementary
Suruchika Bhatia - Lead IA at Hortons Creek Elementary
Nicki Lee - Counselor at Hortons Creek Elementary
Aravand - High School Student
Navam - Middle School Student
Dr. Nicholas Hartlep - Chair of the Department of Education Studies at Berea College, creator of the Model Minority Stereotype Project
Dr. Chris Suh - Assistant Professor of History at Emory University
Soukprida Phetmisy - National Senior Managing Director, Asian American & Pacific Islander Community Alliances at Teach for America
Jimmy Patel-Nguyen - Communications Director, North Carolina Asian Americans Together (NCAAT)
Ricky Leung - Co-founder of NCAAT and Program Director at NCAAT in Action

Music provided by Blue Dot Sessions. The theme song "Mirrors" is by Joseph McDade. ​

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All instruction is culturally responsive. The question is: to whose culture is it responsive? The idea that public schools should focus on nothing but "the basics" of reading, writing, and arithmetic...

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Students or SLMC share and review books.

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Students share opposing sides of an issue.

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School librarians bringing conversations that promote and concern our programs to the podcast in order to share and advocate for Library Media Specialists everywhere. Hosted by three middle school library media specialists: Anita Foster (@afoster68), Ingrid Hanson (@ihanson12), Lori Quintana (@linthelibrary).

School librarians bringing conversations that promote and concern our programs to the podcast in order to share and advocate for Library Media Specialists everywhere. Hosted by three middle school library media specialists: Anita Foster (@afoster68), Ingrid Hanson (@ihanson12), Lori Quintana (@linthelibrary).

This is what we need!

Overdue is, well, long overdue. Relevant, energetic, meaningful, this podcast hits at the heart of school librarianship and the issues of the moment. I feel connected to the hosts because of their chemistry , and their lively conversations matter. Thank you for a great series!!! WC

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‎OVERDUE: Conversations from the Library on Apple Podcasts

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‎School librarians bringing conversations that promote and concern our programs to the podcast in order to share and advocate for Library Media Specialists everywhere. Hosted by three middle school library media specialists: Anita Foster (@afoster68), Ingrid Hanson (@ihanson12), Lori Quintana (@linth...

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Having students or SLMC share first chapter of a book to promote.