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The Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Kate MessnerIn this episode, Jennifer chats with Kate Messner to discuss her love for middle grade novels, her writing process, and her latest projects. Discover the inspiration behind Kate's popular series, "The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class," and her journey in writing her first verse novel, "The Trouble with Heroes."
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Introduction and Welcome
Kate's Reading Preferences
The Joy of Paper Books
A Writer's Journey
The Kids in Mrs. Z's Class Series
Crafting Multimodal Texts
The Trouble With Heroes
The Role of Humor and G...2025-07-0342 min
Auto Supply Chain ProphetsAIAG Supply Chain Conference: Real People, Real Problems, Real ProgressAt the heart of The Prophets’ vision are “The 24 Essential Supply Chain Processes.” What are they? Find out, and see the future yourself. Click here Recorded live from the AIAG Supply Chain Conference in downtown Detroit, this episode captures real conversations with the people driving (and dealing with) supply chain change. With a fresh venue, new voices, and an unfiltered look at what's working (and what's not), the ASCP team dives into what's happening across the automotive supply chain, shaping the road ahead.The day starts with fresh eyes—Wayne State student John LaGarde shares what it...2025-06-1829 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Rex OgleIn this episode, Jennifer chats with Rex Ogle to talk about his journey from working behind the scenes in publishing to becoming one of the most beloved authors writing for young readers. Their conversation explores the importance of normalizing discussions around mental health, and why it's crucial to have more books that help boys navigate what it truly means to “be a man” in a world that too often rewards toxic masculinity.
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Introduction and Friendship Goals
Reading Preferences and Habits
Writing Process and O...2025-05-0248 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Natalie LloydIn this episode, Jennifer LaGarde and Natalie Lloyd explore their shared love for literature, the impact of childhood reading experiences, the importance of authentic representation in books and, of course, Dolly Parton. They discuss the joys of audiobooks, the challenges of writing about disability, and the significance of creating relatable characters. Natalie shares insights into her writing process and upcoming projects, emphasizing the power of storytelling to connect with young readers.
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Friendship and Literary Connections
Reading Pr...2025-04-0137 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Erin Entrada KellyIn this episode, Jennifer chats with two-time Newbery Medalist Erin Entrada Kelly. Their conversation delves into themes of anxiety, character development, and the importance of positive adult figures in children's literature. Erin reflects on her journey as a writer, her influences, and her background in journalism, which has shaped her writing style. The conversation concludes with a glimpse into her upcoming projects, showcasing her continued dedication to creating meaningful literature for young audiences.
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Celebrating Newbery Success
Th...2025-03-1538 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Allie MillingtonIn this episode, Jennifer chats with Allie Millington about the profound impact of literature, particularly middle grade books, on identity and connection. They discuss the themes of loneliness and bravery in Millington's book Olivetti,'and the importance of fostering authentic connections in a hyper-connected world. Millington shares her experiences with young readers during school visits, the significance of endorsements from figures like Tom Hanks, and her upcoming projects, including a new middle grade novel and a picture book.
Show notes, including episode transcripts and information about connecting with this episode's guest, can be found here.
C...2025-03-0140 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Padma VenkatramanIn this engaging conversation, Padma Venkatraman chats with Jennifer about her new novel in verse, Safe Harbor, exploring themes of belonging, empowerment, and mental health representation. They delve into Padma's personal reading journey, her experiences as a writer, and the significance of music and nature in her storytelling. The discussion also touches on Padma's future projects and the importance of diverse representation in children's literature.
Show notes, including episode transcripts and information about connecting with this episode's guest, can be found here.
Chapters
00:00 Getting to Know Padma
05:07 Exploring Safe Harbor
2025-02-0138 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Dashka SlaterSummary:
New York Times best selling author, Dashka Slater, joins Jennifer LaGarde to explore the profound impact of literature on young readers, the journey of becoming a writer, and the intersection of journalism and storytelling. Dashka shares her early reading experiences, her path to writing for young people, and the challenges of addressing complex social issues through her work. The discussion highlights the importance of empathy, understanding, and the role of educators and parents in guiding young readers in today's digital landscape.
Show notes, including episode transcripts and information about connecting with this episode's guest...2025-01-1540 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Federico ErebiaSummary
In this episode, Federico Erebia joins Jennifer for an engaging conversation in which they explore the profound impact of literature on personal identity and the importance of representation in children's books. They discuss Federico's journey as a reader and writer, the significance of first books, and how stories can help children navigate complex emotions and experiences, particularly around themes of abuse and identity. The conversation culminates in a book talk about Federico's latest work, Pedro and Daniel, highlighting its unique perspective and relevance. The conversation concludes with a glimpse into Erebia's future projects, highlighting his commitment...2025-01-0147 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Paula YooSummary
In this conversation, Jennifer and chat's with Paula Yoo about her love for writing narrative non-fiction and how her background in journalism influences her work. They also explore the power of literature for young people in shaping their hearts and understanding the world. Paula shares her experience as a reader, starting with her childhood love for Charlotte's Web and how it influenced her writing style. They discuss the importance of tackling tough topics in books for young people and the need for nuance and context in storytelling. Paula also talks about her latest book, Rising from...2024-08-2744 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Jeff ZentnerIn this conversation, Jeff Zentner chats with Jennifer about his reader's heart and his writing process. They discuss the power of literature written for young people to shape hearts and help readers navigate the world. They also explore the themes of found family and redefining masculinity in Zentner's books. They delve into Jennifer favorite Jeff Zentner book: Rayne and Delilah's Midnight Matinee, and the importance of depicting relationships with mental illness in young adult literature. They also discuss Zentner's new book, Sunrise Nights,'a verse novel co-authored with Brittany Cavallaro, and Zentner's upcoming adult novel set in a puppet s...2024-08-0646 min
FD DagkoersBeleggers zijn cryptoschandalen alweer vergetenVandaag in Dagkoers van het Financieele Dagblad vertelt beursredacteur Jennifer Mol waarom de omstreden cryptowereld nog altijd razend populair is, hoor je van mkb-redacteur Richard Smit hoe ondernemers hun bedrijven verkopen aan de eigen directie én vertelt beursredacteur Marco Vlot je waarom een belastingplan van Kazachstan de markt voor uranium op zijn kop zet. Steeds meer oudere ondernemers kiezen ervoor om hun bedrijf aan de huidige directie te verkopen, in de plaats van grote concurrenten of investeerders. Deze trend, bekend als een management buy-out (MBO), wordt gedreven door de wens om de bedrijfscultuur en het erfgoed te be...2024-07-1713 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Debbi Michiko FlorenceIn this episode Debbi Michiko Florence chats with Jennifer about her love for children's literature and the power of books to shape our hearts. She shares her own experiences as a reader, from her childhood memories of her parents reading to her and weekly trips to the library, to her rediscovery of reading for pleasure after college. Debbi emphasizes the importance of authentic representation in children's literature and the impact her books have on young readers, particularly those who see themselves reflected in her characters. She also discusses her upcoming middle grade series, Last Chance Academy, and the joy...2024-07-0237 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Katherine MarshIn this conversation, Jennifer LaGarde and Katherine Marsh discuss the power of children's literature and the influence it has on shaping readers' hearts. They explore Katherine's own reader's heart and how it informs her writing. They also delve into the themes and characters of Katherine's book, Medusa, and the importance of representation and empathy in literature. They discuss the challenges of getting kids to read and the need for books that cater to different reading levels and interests. Finally, they touch on Katherine's upcoming projects and the role of books in mother-daughter relationships.
Show notes, including a...2024-06-2542 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Elly SwartzIn this conversation, Jennifer chats with Elly Swartz discuss the power of children's literature to shape hearts and minds. They explore the importance of books in helping readers navigate life's emotions and connect with themselves and others. They also discuss the influence of social media on storytelling and the inclusion of themes like forgiveness in Swartz's books. Swartz shares her love for writing middle-grade books and the joy of connecting with young readers. They also touch on Swartz's upcoming book, Same Page, which tackles the themes of book banning, friendship, and finding common ground.
Show notes, including...2024-06-1135 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: The Pumphrey BrothersIn this conversation, Jarrett and Jerome Pumphrey chat with Jennifer about story as an engine for empathy and ceativity. They discuss their reader's hearts and how childhood reading experiences shaped their love for storytelling. They also talk about their book, The Last Stand, with Antwan Eady and the process of illustrating it. The conversation concludes with a discussion of their upcoming projects and congratulations on their recent accolades.
Show notes, including a discount code for purchasing the books mentioned in this episode from Bookelicious, can be found here.
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00:00 Introduction and Reader's Heart2024-06-0433 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Ann BradenIn this conversation, Jennifer chats with Ann Braden, an author who writes books that empower kids to find their voice and make a difference in the world. Ann shares her journey as a reader and writer, highlighting the books that had a profound impact on her life. She discusses the importance of recognizing our own voice and the power it holds. Ann also explores the themes in her books, such as facing tough topics and finding hope in difficult times. The conversation emphasizes the need for connection and belief in oneself and others.
For more information about...2024-05-2932 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Erin BowJennifer chats with author Erin Bow who shares a bit about her journey as a reader and writer, from her childhood love of books to her success as an author. She emphasizes the importance of reading widely and falling in love with reading as a child. Erin also shares her passion for trashy page-turning storytelling and the influence it has on her writing. But most of their conversation focuses on the role of children's literature in helping us to understand and navigate trauma. Erin discusses the inspiration behind Simon Sort of Says and why it was important to her...2024-05-2141 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Readers Heart | Guest: Jasmine WargaIn this episode, Jasmine Warga chats with Jennifer about the power of read alouds, using stories as conversation starters, and the importance of representation in literature. Jasmine shares her personal journey as a reader and writer, and how books helped her feel less alone. They also talk about Jasmine's latest book, A Rover's Story and her upcoming mystery novel set in an art museum: A Strange Thing Happened in Cherry Hall. The conversation highlights the impact of books on readers' hearts and the need for diverse and engaging stories for middle grade readers.
Show notes and other...2024-05-1536 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Torrey MaldonadoIn this episode, Torrey Maldonado chats with Jennifer about children's literature, his work and the magic of teaching middle school! They discuss the power of children's literature and how it can shape readers' hearts and help them navigate the world. Torrey shares his own experience as a reader and how he found storytelling through cinema and comics. He also talks about his teaching background and how he writes books for the students he teaches. Torrey's books are known for being short yet rich and robust, challenging the myth that shorter books lack depth. They discuss the impact of Torrey's...2024-05-0748 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Mike CuratoMike Curato joins Jennifer to discuss the power of children's literature to shape our hearts and navigate the world with compassion. They explore their own experiences as readers and artists, emphasizing the importance of personal storytelling and self-expression. They also discuss the impact of social media on creativity and self-perception. Mike shares his approach to school visits, focusing on his personal journey and the challenges he faced. Mike discusses his book Flamer'and the importance of creating stories that address issues faced by marginalized communities. He also shares his upcoming projects, including an adult graphic novel and a middle-grade graphic...2024-04-3042 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Ami PolonskyIn this episode, Ami Polonsky joins Jennifer to discuss the power of storytelling and the importance of accessible reading. They explore how being a teacher influences Ami's storytelling and how her books empower young readers to make a difference. They also discuss the relevance of stories like World Made of Glass in today's world and the need for diverse voices in literature. Ami shares her upcoming project, a companion book to World Made of Glass, and reflects on the challenges and importance of writing hopeful stories in difficult times.
Show notes and other information related to...2024-04-2337 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Chrystal D GilesIn this episode, Chrystal D Giles joins Jennifer LaGarde to discuss the power of children's literature to shape readers' hearts and provide guidance in navigating the world. Chrystal shares her experiences as a young reader and how she now gravitates towards contemporary realistic fiction that tackles social and cultural topics. They also discuss Chrystal's book, Not An Easy Win, which follows the journey of a 12-year-old boy named Lawrence as he learns to play chess and navigates complex emotions and family dynamics. The conversation highlights the importance of representation and the impact of books in helping children understand and...2024-04-1629 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Chris Baron
In this conversation, Chris Baron chats with Jennifer about the power of children's literature in shaping readers' hearts and helping them navigate tough situations. Chris shares his own experiences as a reader, giving a shoutout to his 3rd grade teacher, and how books became a stable presence in his life. They also discuss the influence of comics on both their readers' hearts. Chris shares the inspiration behind his book The Gray and its themes of mental health, self-acceptance, and the role of technology. Chris talks about the importance of empathy and storytelling in connecting with young readers. He also...2024-04-0936 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Chris BartonIn this conversation, Chris Barton joins Jennifer to chat about his reading habits, research process for nonfiction books, and the importance of balancing serious topics with joy in children's literature. They discuss the role of personal experiences in writing and the impact of books in helping children cope with tragedy. Chris shares his love for book dedications and the inspiration behind his webcast on the topic. They also touch on upcoming projects.
Show notes and other information related to this episode (including a discount code from Bookelicious) can be found here.
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00:00 I...2024-04-0237 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Corinna LuykenIn this episode, author/illustrator Corinna Luyken joins Jennifer to discuss her lifelong love for reading and the influence of her early library experiences. She shares how her passion for language and poetry led her to become a picture book author and illustrator. Corinna emphasizes the power of picture books in fostering connection and inclusivity, and the importance of asking better questions. She also discusses her book ABC and You and Me and the inspiration behind it. In this conversation, Corinna and Jennifer discuss the importance of movement in learning and how it can be incorporated into educational settings...2024-03-2636 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Saadia FaruqiIn this conversation, Saadia Faruqi joins Jennifer to chat abouther journey as a reader and writer, as well as the importance of representation in children's literature. They also delve into Saadia's books, including Yusuf Azeem Is Not a Hero and Saving Sunshine, and the inspiration behind them. Saadia shares her experiences as a writer and the impact she hopes to make with her stories. The conversation highlights the need for diverse voices and perspectives in literature and the power of storytelling to create understanding and empathy.
Show notes and other information related to this episode (including a...2024-03-1927 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Jasminne MendezIn this conversation, Jennifer chats with Pura Belpré honor winning poet Jasminne Mendez, They discuss Jasminne's reader's heart and the power of children's literature. They also delve into the inclusion of chronic illness in Aniana del Mar Jumps In and the importance of poetry in conveying the story. Jasminne talks about the power of storytelling, and her future projects including a YA novel in verse centered around theater and activism.
Show notes and other information related to this episode (including a discount code from Bookelicioius) can be found here.
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00:00 Introduction and Pura Bel...2024-03-1237 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Lisa FippsThis week, Lisa Fipps joins Jennifer to discuss the power of children's literature and its ability to shape hearts and offer survival tools for readers. Lisa shares her early reading experiences and how books allowed her to escape her challenging childhood. They discuss Lisa's book And Then, BOOM! and how it reflects her own experiences of poverty, abandonment, and hunger. They also explore the importance of representation in children's literature and the need for books that address topics like dementia. The conversation concludes with a discussion on the importance of asking for help and giving back.
Show...2024-03-0533 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Sarah EverettSarah Everett joins Jennifer to discuss her book The Probability of Everything and the power of books to connect readers. She shares her own experiences as a reader and the impact of books like Charlotte's Web on her as a reader and a writer. The importance of read-alouds and tackling tough topics in children's literature are also explored. Sarah talks about the process of writing and developing characters, as well as the mystery element in her book. She discusses reader reactions and the hope that her books spark important conversations. Sarah concludes by sharing details about her upcoming book.2024-02-2728 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Jerry CraftIn this episode, newbery award winning author/illustrator Jerry Craft joins Jennifer to discuss his journey as a reader and the importance of representation in children's books. He shares his experiences meeting legendary authors and the impact it had on him. Jerry also talks about the fear of books for young people and the layers of jokes in his graphic novels. He reflects on the impact of his work and the recognition he has received. Finally, Jerry reflects on the rise of graphic novels and their importance in getting kids to read. Both he and Jennifer also throw a gr...2024-02-2035 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Kyle LukoffIn this episode of The Reader's Heart, Jennifer chat's with award winning author Kyle Lukoff. They discuss various topics, including the importance of empathy in children's literature, the role of reading in shaping a reader's heart, the process of writing and revision, and the theme of vegetables in Lukoff's books. Lukoff shares his perspective on transphobia and why he chooses not to include it in his characters' journeys. The conversation highlights the power of storytelling to create safe spaces and foster understanding.
Takeaways
Reading plays a significant role in shaping a reader's heart and informing how...2024-02-1335 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: Traci SorellIn this conversation, Traci Sorell joins Jennifer to discuss her passion for storytelling and the importance of representation in literature. She emphasizes the need for diverse stories that reflect the experiences of Native people and dispel stereotypes. Traci also shares her writing process and the significance of incorporating Cherokee language and culture in her books. She encourages readers to connect with one another through stories and use their gifts and abilities to foster understanding and empathy.
More information about this episode, including a discount code for purchasing Traci's books through Bookelicious, can be found at librarygirl.net2024-02-0647 min
Be a Better Ally: critical conversations for K12 educatorsEpisode 163-Curiosity as a critical tool today with Jennifer LaGarde"Libraries are one of the few remaining egalitarian institutions left on planet Earth." - Jennifer LaGarde
On this episode Jennifer aka The Library Girls tells us about her brand new podcast project!
We also talk about her incredible book and she gives us strategies for better supporting librarians.
Learn all about her podcast:
https://www.librarygirl.net/
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Learn more about the AI Cohort mentioned at the top of the episode
www.shiftingschools.com2024-02-0142 minThe Reader’s Heart PodcastThe Reader's Heart | Guest: John SchuIn this conversation, Jennifer LaGarde and John Schu discuss various topics related to reading, writing, and the power of connection. They explore John's journey as a reader and how he connects with characters and stories. They also delve into the importance of picture books and the role of poetry in John's writing. The conversation then shifts to John's latest book, Louder Than Hunger, a novel in verse that tackles the topic of eating disorders. Throughout the conversation, the theme of connection emerges as a central thread, highlighting the transformative power of stories. In this conversation, Jennifer LaGarde and John...2024-01-3036 min
School Librarians United with Amy HermonQuiet AdvocacyAshley Cooksey shares strategies for advocacy for school librarians and libraries every day. I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you’ve heard today. Literati Book Fairs: Speak with the Literati team today and mention the code UNITED to see if you qualify for a $500 Titlewave gift card once you complete your first Literati Book Fair. Capstone *use UNITED for $20 off $100 or more on print and ebooks Editable PD Certificate FAQ’s and ISO (In search of…) Online Doctoral P...2023-12-151h 25
The SLLN (School Librarian Learning Network) Podcast"Oh Meme! Oh My!" from Molly DettmannFirst come some thanks to the folks who helped me figure out podcasting. Then the multi-award-winning Oklahoma high school librarian Molly Dettmann shares her wonderfully named lesson, "Oh Meme! Oh My!" Molly has crafted a lesson sure to engage students in learning more about information literacy. Find Molly: @MollyDett (Twitter, Bluesky, Instagram) @NormanNorthLibrary (Instagram, Facebook) Resources: "Oh Meme! Oh My!" lesson plan Developing Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact from Fiction in the ‘Fake News’ Era by Jennifer LaGarde & Darren Hudgins on Amazon The News Literacy Project Civic Online Reasoning from Stanfor...2023-11-1531 min
Learning Unleashed: ISTE RadioAre We Ready? How Do We Prepare Students for the Promise and Perils of Generative AIAre we ready to teach our students how to embrace the promise and avoid the perils of generative AI? This discussion explores how we can help students understand and use AI responsibly and creatively. We review practical strategies and real-life examples to help anyone interested in helping students navigate the exciting world of generative AI while making ethical choices.
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Jennifer LaGarde is a lifelong teacher and learner with over 20 years in public education. Her educational passions include leveraging...2023-06-0313 min
Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators272: Are we entering into an information literacy renaissance?In today's episode, we have a very special guest, Jennifer LaGarde, aka The Library Girl @jenniferlagarde, an incredible advocate for information literacy and the co-author of "Developing Digital Detectives" 📱🕵️♂️. Get ready for an engaging conversation about the importance of information literacy in the digital age, and how we can empower students to be critical thinkers and responsible digital citizens. Key Points: The Need for Information Literacy: Jennifer discusses the critical need for information literacy skills in today's digital world 🌍. She highlights the importance of teaching students how to effectively evaluate and use online information, navigate digital resources...2023-04-2438 min
Leading from the LibraryNew Books Talk With Jennifer and ShannonEpisode Notes: Guest Name: Jennifer LaGardeGuest work information/location: Adjunct faculty: Rutgers University. Consultant/SpeakerGuest social media: @jenniferlagarde - Twitter, @jennlagarde - Insta, @jennifer_lagarde - TikTokAny other information: Website: librarygirl.netNewsletter: https://drkenbortphd.substack.com/Book: Developing Digital Detectives (ISTE, 2021)Future Ready Schools Website: https://all4ed.org/future-ready-schools/Twitter: @FutureReady, @ShannonMMillerInstagram: @FutureReadySchools, @ShannonMMillerFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/FutureReadySchoolsFuture Ready Schools is a registered trademark of All4Ed...2022-11-0830 min
Shifting Schools: Conversations for K12 Educators228: The Intersection of SEL and Information LiteracyShifting Schools Pathways Our Guest: Jennifer LaGarde Jennifer LaGarde is a lifelong teacher and learner with over 20 years in public education. Her educational passions include leveraging technology to help students develop authentic reading lives, meeting the unique needs of students living in poverty and helping learners (of all ages) discern fact from fiction in the information they consume. Jennifer is the coauthor of the books Fact VS Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking In the Age of Fake News (ISTE, 2018) and Developing Digital Detectives (ISTE, 2021) with Darren Hudgins. Subscribe to their free monthly information literacy newsletter here...2022-09-1938 min
UEN HomeroomDeveloping Digital Detectives with Darren Hudgins & Jennifer LaGardeIn this episode of UEN Homeroom, Dani and Matt speak with authors Darren Hudgins and Jennifer LaGarde about information literacy and evaluating our responses to media. They also discuss many ideas from Darren and Jennifer's book Developing Digital Detectives.Darren Hudgins on TwitterJennifer LaGarde on TwitterDeveloping Digital Detectives Order Link
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The ThoughtStretchers PodcastRethinking Media LiteracyDrew Perkins talks with Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins about their new book, Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact From Fiction in the 'Fake News' Era. Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact From Fiction in the 'Fake News' Era @jenniferlagarde @dhudgins Visit wegrowteachers.com for info on our workshops and services.2021-12-021h 14The ThoughtStretchers PodcastRethinking Media LiteracyDrew Perkins talks with Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins about their new book, Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact From Fiction in the 'Fake News' Era. Links & Resources Mentioned In This Episode: Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact From Fiction in the 'Fake News' Era @jenniferlagarde @dhudgins Visit wegrowteachers.com for info on our workshops and services.2021-12-021h 14
OnEducationOnEducation is FAke nEwS | Darren HudginsFriends, we have an awesome pod for you today. We talk about our own attempts at work life balance, our futures on the internets, and our guest this week is Darren Hudgins.Guest: Darren HudginsOur guest is a former non-profit Director and now consultant and speaker on media literacy, social-emotional learning, and school leadership. Along with former guest Jennifer LaGarde he’s the co-author of two books, Fact Vs. Fiction and the newly released Developing Digital Detectives: Essential Lessons for Discerning Fact from Fiction in the ‘Fake News’ Era. Welcome to OnEducation Darren Hudgins!B...2021-11-231h 01
Digital Buzz RadioWhat's the Buzz About Digital Citizenship?In this episode, the "buzz" is all about digital citizenship! We interview Georgetown ISD librarian Emily Curtis and teacher-librarian and author, Jennifer LaGarde about what digital citizenship means to them and get their thoughts about how to grow our students in both digital citizenship and digital literacy skills. You don't want to miss out on all of the "buzz" so make sure to tune in!2021-10-1450 min
Angela Watson's Truth for TeachersEP218 Ten tips for teaching critical thinking + information literacy (w/ LaGarde & Hudgins)Want to develop your students into digital detectives? Join me as I talk with Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins, who are co-authors of the book Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking In the Age of Fake News, and also a new book coming out in July 2021 called Developing Digital Detectives. This is the second episode in our 2 part series about media literacy. Episode 216 with Peter Adams of the News Literacy Project shares how educators can be informed media consumers and advocates for truth. This is an important first step, because we can’t teach skills to students if...2021-03-0741 min
School Librarians United with Amy HermonMedia Literacy EssentialsLearn how Melissa Thom and Jacquelyn Whiting integrate media literacy into lessons for all ages! I would like to thank composer Nazar Rybak at Hooksounds.com for the music you’ve heard today. Editable PD Certificate’@MsThomBookitis Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/melissathomjoyfullearning http://melissathom.com @MsJWhiting on Twitter https://www.linkedin.com/in/jacquelyn-whiting-17a7214/ @jacqueylnwhiting on Instagram Websites and Digital Tools Thinkalong Take the Thinkalong educator survey! Connecticut Public Learn At Home Learning Snacks Media an...2020-10-011h 08
Grab the Essential Full Audiobooks in Non-Fiction, Social ScienceWomen and Leadership: Conversations with some of the world’s most powerful women by Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Julia GillardPlease visit https://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/445618 to listen full audiobooks. Title: Women and Leadership: Conversations with some of the world’s most powerful women Author: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Julia Gillard Narrator: Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, Julia Gillard, Shari Sebbens Format: Unabridged Audiobook Length: 9 hours 23 minutes Release date: July 23, 2020 Genres: Social Science Publisher's Summary: Brought to you by Penguin. For readers of Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie, Sheryl Sandberg and Mary Beard, Women and Leadership is a powerful call to arms about the lack of women at the top. Women make up less than 10 per cent of national leaders, and behind this lies a pattern of...2020-07-2305 min
Tech Plus BooksInterview with Beimnet Baissa: Reflections from a New School LibrarianCathy, Charity, and Laura chat with first year librarian Beimnet Baissa. Links discussed in the episode: Instagram accounts for Pernille Ripp Instagram & Jennifer Lagarde Instagram Tweet Deck Books: The Boy at the Back of the Class by Onjali Q. Raúf, Home of the Brave by Katherine Applegate, Other Words for Home by Jasmine Warga ALA annual conference site & 2020 Virtual Event#NCSLMA20 Carolina on my Mind--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techplusbooks/message2020-05-2327 min
DispatchCastREBROADCAST: Ethics, Journalism and Public TrustWith this week's epic misinformation on social media, we thought it would be a good time to revisit this 2018 conversation on journalistic ethics. What makes a journalist ethical? How can journalists develop and maintain public trust? Just as in many newsrooms, the reporters and editors of the Brainerd Dispatch must regularly grapple with ethical decisions regarding news coverage. How we arrive at decisions and what principles guide that decision-making process is the subject of this week's DispatchCast episode. Have you ever wondered why we chose to include -- or not include -- certain information in a story...2020-05-0943 minTech Plus BooksCopyright Issues in SchoolsIn this episode we discuss the most common copyright issues we notice in schools. Charity shares the classroom game show tool Gimkit. And a special guest shares the book Rated by Melissa Grey.Other things we mention: Photos for Class Fake Library Statistics Jennifer LaGarde's When Adults Don't Read, Kids Lose infographic--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/techplusbooks/message2020-03-1534 min
DispatchCastThis Week in Brainerd - March 12, 2020Coronavirus concerns are sweeping across the state, a large fire hit Brainerd, new inductees made it into Brainerd Public Schools' Legendary Women Hall of Fame, Second Amendment rights activists want county officials to take action, and new data sheds light on the county's housing situation. Host: Chelsey Perkins Producer/Contributing Reporter: Theresa Bourke Contributing Reporters: Jennifer Kraus, Gabe Lagarde and Frank Lee2020-03-1348 min
Ditch That Textbook Podcast :: Education, teaching, edtech :: #DitchPod156: A good fake news self assessmentIt can be tricky to discern fact from fiction these days. It can be even trickier to help our students navigate the digital waters of fake news and fact. In this episode, I share a good fake news self-assessment. It comes from the book Fact vs Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Fake News by Jennifer LaGarde and Darren Hudgins.2020-02-2106 min
DispatchCastThis Week in Brainerd - Feb. 14, 2020A children's museum is headed to Brainerd, plus the Dispatch newsroom talks school updates, the upcoming presidential primary, a rape allegation against a former Baxter youth pastor that came to light recently, plus the week's top news and sports headlines. Host/Producer: Chelsey Perkins Contributing Reporters: Theresa Bourke, Conrad Engstrom, Jennifer Kraus and Gabe Lagarde.2020-02-1543 min
The Bedley Bros.Fake News in the Classroom with Jennifer Lagarde and Darren HudginsJennifer Lagarde and Darren Hudgins, authors of Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the age of Fake News, share ideas for teachers with Tim and Scott. Connect with Jennifer and Darren on Twitter https://twitter.com/jenniferlagarde and https://twitter.com/dhudgins. Follow Scott and Tim on Twitter https://twitter.com/BedleyBros and https://twitter.com/scotteach https://twitter.com/tbed632019-11-1635 min
The Bedley Bros.Fake News in the Classroom with Jennifer Lagarde and Darren HudginsJennifer Lagarde and Darren Hudgins, authors of Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the age of Fake News, share ideas for teachers with Tim and Scott. Connect with Jennifer and Darren on Twitter https://twitter.com/jenniferlagarde and https://twitter.com/dhudgins. Follow Scott and Tim on Twitter https://twitter.com/BedleyBros and https://twitter.com/scotteach https://twitter.com/tbed632019-11-1635 min
The Bedley Bros.Fake News in the Classroom with Jennifer Lagarde and Darren HudginsJennifer Lagarde and Darren Hudgins, authors of Fact vs. Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the age of Fake News, share ideas for teachers with Tim and Scott. Connect with Jennifer and Darren on Twitter https://twitter.com/jenniferlagarde and https://twitter.com/dhudgins. Follow Scott and Tim on Twitter https://twitter.com/BedleyBros and https://twitter.com/scotteach https://twitter.com/tbed632019-11-1635 min
Dr. E's SUPER reads!Episode 1: Fact Vs. Fiction by Jennifer Lagarde & Darren HudginsSince the goal of this podcast is to be brief:
Tweet and follow the authors at: @jenniferlagarde and @dhudgins
Buy the book here.
Tweet me @Jay_Eitner or under #EduSuperReads | Speak to me on Voxer & Telegram 2019-09-1305 min
Not a Rocking Chair LibrarianE21 | Creating an Attitude of Skepticism - Jennifer LaGarde & Daren HudginsE21 | Creating an Attitude of Skepticism- Jennifer LaGarde & Daren Hudgins, authors of Fact vs Fiction: Teaching Critical Thinking Skills in the Age of Fake News, talk about information/media literacy & the need for teachers, parents, and students to become skeptical consumers of information.2019-04-1250 min
DispatchCast040: This Week -- Feb. 22, 2019DispatchCast presents "This Week," a dive into Brainerd lakes area headlines and newsmakers. Feb. 22, 2019 A look at a bill on charitable gambling taxes, by Gabe Lagarde (5:34) Get to know newly elected Aitkin County Sheriff Dan Guida with Jennifer Kraus (8:29) Hear from Brainerd Community Development Director David Chanski on his vision for the city with Theresa Bourke (12:05) Learn more about Brainerd Family YMCA CEO Shane Riffle from Frank Lee Straight out of Brainerd's past, a posse chasing rabid dogs in the streets, from Terry McCollough and Chelsey Perkins Producer/Host: Chelsey Perkins Co-producers/Reporters: The...2019-02-2230 min
OnEducationFact vs. Fiction | Jennifer LaGarde
In this episode, Mike and Glen discuss why 21st Century Skills matter, differentiating instruction without losing your mind, the potential strike this week by Denver teachers, and our guest this week is co-author of the book Fact vs. Fiction, Jennifer LaGardeReferences:Guest: Jennifer LaGardeBUY Fact vs. Ficton: https://amzn.to/2I7xuvK (This link generates income for OnEducation)Blog: http://www.librarygirl.net/Twitter: https://twitter.com/jenniferlagardeNotes:It's 2019. So Why Do 21st-Century Skills Still Matter?: https://www.edsurge.com/news/2019-01-22-its-2019-so-why-do-21st...2019-02-1254 min
DispatchCastBehind the Progress Edition -- DispatchCast Episode 034One of the Brainerd Dispatch's most ambitious annual projects, the Progress Edition, recently hit the stands. It tells the stories of people and businesses undertaking interesting and inspiring pursuits in the Brainerd lakes area. In this episode of the DispatchCast, Dispatch reporters share their experiences in pursuing some of the 20 stories filling 56 pages of the 2018 Progress Edition -- the things they learned, the interviews that captured their attention and the reasons they're excited to share the stories with readers. Plus, meet the Dispatch's newest reporter, Theresa Bourke, who takes over on the city of Brainerd...2018-09-1233 min
DispatchCastEthics, Journalism and Public Trust -- DispatchCast Episode 025What makes a journalist ethical? How can journalists develop and maintain public trust? In today's political climate, these questions might be more important than ever. Just as in many newsrooms, the reporters and editors of the Brainerd Dispatch must regularly grapple with ethical decisions regarding news coverage. How we arrive at decisions and what principles guide that decision-making process is the subject of this week's DispatchCast episode. Have you ever wondered why we chose to include -- or not include -- certain information in a story? This just might be the episode for you. Plus...2018-02-2040 min
Blockchain Insider Podcast by 11:FSEp. 14. Legitimising crypto exchanges & ICOs: South Korea, Australia & DJ Khaled weigh in
In this episode:
Simon, Colin and special guest Frank Schuil CEO and co-founder of Safello break down the last week's headlines including:
The latest on the traditional finance vs crypto-currencies saga, with Christine Lagarde, the head of the IMF speaking out about Bitcoin,
We look at what South Korea, Singapore, Australia & the SEC have to say about ICOs, not to mention DJ Khaled!
We also bring you 2 fantastic interviews from Yazan Barghuthi of Jibrel Network, and Jennifer Peve of the DTCC, and we speak to Adam Furgal from r3 about their recent announcements.
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Kids Deserve It!Episode 57 of #KidsDeserveIt with Jennifer LaGardeEpisode 57 of #KidsDeserveIt with Jennifer LaGarde2017-01-2624 min
Kids Deserve It!Episode 57 of #KidsDeserveIt with Jennifer LaGardeEpisode 57 of #KidsDeserveIt with @JenniferLaGarde2017-01-2324 min
EduAllStarsEduAllStars Session 49 - Jennifer LaGardeJennifer LaGarde (aka library girl!) is a Librarian Ambassador and Education Road Warrior! As an Educator on Loan for the NC Department of Public Instruction, she travels across the land working with school librarians, classroom teachers, principals, superintendents - literally ANYONE who needs help building or making the most of a 21st century school library2014-05-281h 05