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Human Kinetics Health & Fitness Blog

Advice, exercises and treatments for low back pain – Free webinar
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First trimester exercise: How to do it safely and effectively
Moving beyond the athlete: A call to take action on the dopogenic environment – Free webinar
Maturational threshold in young athletes – Are we missing the point?
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Attention and performance – The impact on motor control and learning
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Shelfari

Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog

HeyJude- Learning in an Online World

A year of data goodness
Libcrowds: crowdsourcing keeps getting better
The academic integrity challenge
Digital scholarship and ePortfolios
World class education through OERu
The winds of change!
Melting ice and faster internet
Internet Of Things
Sharing Their Voices with the World: Helping our ESOL Students Self-Publish with Smashwords — The Unquiet Librarian
Information literacy refresher

YALSA

Supporting our Teens Working for Gun Reform
Written By Chris Tuttell This post is part of the YALSA Presidential Theme: Youth Activism through Community Engagement When the #EnoughisEnough movement began, many of our first thoughts may have been: how can I help? How can I support these courageous teens? As librarians, we are uniquely situated to support… Continue reading
Preparing for National Library Legislative Day
I’m getting ready to head to Washington D.C. for National Library Legislative Day on May 7 and 8. And that means more than just watching reruns of Parks and Rec and Veep! It means taking the time to prepare for the conversations we will have with representatives to advocate for… Continue reading
Transforming Teen Services Through CE: What’s Your Feedback
Over the past year, YALSA and the Chief Officers of State Library Agencies (COSLA) worked together to research the continuing education (CE) needs of public library staff. That work (funded by the Institute of Museum and Library Services) led to a report that is now available in draft form. YALSA… Continue reading
Happy National Volunteer Week!
Thank you to all of our YALSA volunteers! We appreciate all you do for the organization, as well as all you do for your libraries, patrons, and especially the teens! National Volunteer Week is April 15 – 21, so make sure to pass the appreciation along to your volunteers. Continue reading
Teen Services Competencies for Library Staff Webinar: Interactions with Teens
Each month, through December, YALSA is sponsoring free webinars (for members and non-members) on topics related to the Teen Services Competencies for Library Staff. The April webinar (the full video recording is available after the break) focused on Interactions with Teens. Megan Burton, Kitsap Regional Library (WA) and Valerie Tagoe,… Continue reading

KitsLit

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