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Apr 10, 2015
Happy Librarian
In my large (600+ students) K-6 public school library I have pretty much dismantled the Dewey sections although I still spend a lot of time teaching about informational text right along with online resources starting with K. With no help at all it is so much easier for students to find what they want. All the pet books are together, but I would add...See More
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