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“The role of the teacher remains the highest calling of a free people. To the teacher, America entrusts her most precious resource, her children; and asks that they be prepared ... to face the rigors of individual participation in a democratic society.” —Shirley Mount Hufstedler
- 10 Steps To Promote Diversity In Children's Literature
by Wade Hudson This article and the Diverse Books Pledge were developed by Wade Hudson following his participation in Day of Diversity, sponsored by the Association for Library Services to Children and the Children’s Book Council during American...
- Getting Boys To Read
Getting Boys to Read—Part OneIf you’re trying to get the reluctant young male reader in your life to read more often—or read at all—you might already know it can be a challenging feat. According to a national survey conducted by the Young Adult...
- Getting Boys To Read: Parts One — Four
Getting Boys to Read—Part One If you’re trying to get the reluctant young male reader in your life to read more often—or read at all—you might already know it can be a challenging feat. According to a national survey conducted by the Young...
- Getting Boys To Read—part Four
(continued—Part Four Getting Boys to Read) TIPS FOR TEACHERS AND LIBRARIANS Patrick Jones and Dawn Cartwright Fiorelli, authors of “Overcoming the Obstacle Course: Teenage Boys and Reading,” (Teacher Librarian magazine, Feb. 2003) say there...
- Welcome To Just Us Books' New Web Site!!!!!!
During the month of April, Just Us Books experienced some technical challenges that made it difficult for our readers to access our web site. But we’re happy to report that our web site is back—new and improved. @font-face { font-family: "Times";...
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“The role of the teacher remains the highest calling of a free people. To the teacher, America entrusts her most precious resource, her children; and asks that they be prepared ... to face the rigors of individual participation in a democratic society.” —Shirley Mount Hufstedler For picture books, chapter books, biographies, series, books for young adults, classroom activities and resources that reflect our nation’s diversity visit http://justusbooks.com/ and http://www.justusbooksonlinestore.com/.
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- 10 Steps To Promote Diversity In Children's Literature
by Wade Hudson This article and the Diverse Books Pledge were developed by Wade Hudson following his participation in Day of Diversity, sponsored by the Association for Library Services to Children and the Children’s Book Council during American...
- Getting Boys To Read
Getting Boys to Read—Part OneIf you’re trying to get the reluctant young male reader in your life to read more often—or read at all—you might already know it can be a challenging feat. According to a national survey conducted by the Young Adult...
- Getting Boys To Read: Parts One — Four
Getting Boys to Read—Part One If you’re trying to get the reluctant young male reader in your life to read more often—or read at all—you might already know it can be a challenging feat. According to a national survey conducted by the Young...
- Getting Boys To Read—part Four
(continued—Part Four Getting Boys to Read) TIPS FOR TEACHERS AND LIBRARIANS Patrick Jones and Dawn Cartwright Fiorelli, authors of “Overcoming the Obstacle Course: Teenage Boys and Reading,” (Teacher Librarian magazine, Feb. 2003) say there...
- Welcome To Just Us Books' New Web Site!!!!!!
During the month of April, Just Us Books experienced some technical challenges that made it difficult for our readers to access our web site. But we’re happy to report that our web site is back—new and improved. @font-face { font-family: "Times";...