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Confessions of an audiobook addict. You'll find reflections on past titles, reactions to the new, and real-life examples of audiobooks in use in the classroom. I'll focus on titles for children & young adults, but feel free to post on your adult favorites
1. Be Quiet! I'm Listening! archived webcast


Looking for ways to include audiobooks in your classroom? Want to start off the school year with some great how-to tips on leading kids to literature through listening? Learn how three educators use audio support to capture students’ attention and keep them engaged at our free webinar on youth literacy, Be Quiet! I’m Listening, presented by School Library Journal and Recorded Books. I was one of the presenters of this webcast last week, along with Shonda Brisco and Hillary Wolfe. You may listen to our hour-long commentary and download the presentation for one year at the archive site after registering:
http://w.on24.com/r.htm?e=115699&s=1&k=4C1FDAB11F13147D8762CC1B19C1CDC6




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