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Because it saved my life. Or at least helped me get the life I truly wanted, rather th...
When I say 'I'm a
singing teacher' many people reply, “I can't sing!”
Now I'd have thought that would have been my perfect in. But no. For so many people their sheer terror at the thought of using their voice effectively, joyfully and confidently is something they'd rather not contemplate.
I've been out and about promoting The Love singing method recently, so I've had the opportunity to talk face-to-face with people who haven't fully embraced the joys of singing. What's even sadder was...
LIBRARY MYTHBUSTERS
Do you hold any of these views about libraries?
Here’s an interesting blogs post from Matt over at teenlibrarian.co.uk. It’s a list of some of the common, and not so common, myths about libraries and librarians. One of my favourites is:
See if any of yours are on there. If not let me know and I’ll add them.
Library Mythbusters
This is an idea I have been working on that can be run with a Reading Group and also for breaking the ice for new users in the Library:
This event can be run by following the Myth Busters format of having small teams investigating various Library Myths and then presenting their findings to the entire Reading Group. If permission can be obtained for filming, a short DVD could be made of the proceedings. This could tie into a larger media and film-making programme that can be run over half-term or summer holidays. It is fun and educational – teenagers learn how the library works and what the staff do all day as well as debunking misconceptions they may have on what goes on in libraries.
Here’s a list of library myths that can either be debunked or confirmed:
The list is by no means complete and if anyone would like to add library myths in the comments you are most welcome.
Courtesy of my friends at teenlibrarian.co.uk
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