Mrs. Redford is being recognized as a Social Media Superstar by the American Association of School Librarians for the way that she shares the voices of her students via social media.
Third graders can practice writing brave, bold opinions and help out Mrs. Redford by visiting the AASL website and sharing how Mrs. Redford has helped students share their voice with the world! As a family, plan and draft a well-crafted opinion paragraph sharing ways that Mrs. Redford has helped students. Then, post your opinion (testimonial) on the AASL website here to share RES' own superstar with the world!
Way to go, Mrs. Redford; we're soooo proud of you!
From the MMMUSD-CESU Blog:
Richmond Elementary School librarian Beth Redford has been recognized as a finalist by the American Association of School Librarians for her contributions in using social media to empower student voice. Here's an excerpt from the AASL post (to see the full article click here):
Beth Redford is the Teacher Librarian at Richmond Elementary School, in Richmond, Vermont. She is a regular on Twitter, with both personal and school accounts, and her library blog and Twitter feed include sensational library class happenings and student created book trailers. She even gets her Director of Curriculum, Communication, and Innovation involved! She has connected her students via online videos with students in China. She has also helped 2nd graders create blog posts about their animal research.
You can visit Beth online at any of the below:
Congratulations go out to Beth for her dedication to our scholars and contributions to student voice.
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