(always IN PROGRESS!)

?? blogs I've got going:

• The Librarian Edge -- personal/professional development
• What's Happening in the Library? -- re the school library
• Canadian Berries -- the blog I did with secondary school students at the Canadian school in the spring of 2006

10 blogs I read because I'm a teacher-librarian:

• NeverEndingSearch -- by Joyce Valenza
• HeyJude by Judy O'Connell, a teacher-librarian in Australia
• Alice in InfoLand by Alice Yucht
• 2 Cents Worth by David Warlick
• The Blue Skunk Blog by Doug Johnson

10 blogs I read because I am an inquirer:

• The Cognitive Edge by Dave Snowden (who is passionate about sense-making)
• Edge -- the Third Culture

10 blogs I read because I am a children's literature specialist:

• ACHUKA -- Michael Thorn's blog and website about children's books (UK-based)
• Read Roger -- Roger Sutton, editor of the Horn Book (US)
• educating alice -- Monica Edinger's blog -- she's a 4th grade teacher at an elite school in NYC and I wish I could have had her as a teacher when I was a kid
• The New Misrule Blog -- Judith Ridge's blog -- from Australia

10 blogs I read because I love to read:

10 blogs of teachers who teach me along with their students:

• Edinger House: The Life and Times of a Fourth Grade Class at the Dalton School in New York City (the same Monica Edinger as above)
•  Cool Cat Teacher -- Vicki Davis, a teacher in Georgia, USA
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NB:  A great place to discover educational blogs worth reading is to go through the list of "Eddies", winners of the EduBlog awards

Examples of blogs used to discuss books with students:

• Canadian Berries -- the blog I set up for high school students at the Canadian International School in 2006 when studying THE JOY LUCK CLUB
• Year 9 Book Raps -- I'm not sure I like this set-up, but it does show how categories can be used to accommodate different reading groups in the same year
•  Rockin' Reads -- "a place for students to discuss what they’re reading, make recommendations to others, and talk about books"