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- Tammy Flanders
- I am the reference coordinator at The Doucette Library of Teaching Resources, a curriculum library in the Werklund School of Education at the University of Calgary. I love connecting education students and teachers with engaging and exciting resources for classroom teaching. I believe that resources that get me excited (or those that get you excited) are the ones with the best potential to get kids interested in learning about - well, everything. Finding those books that connect to the real world are the ones I enjoy promoting the most.
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1 comments:
What a wonderful quote, Tammy! So appropriate for your blog, too.
I realized I miss seeing all the Nonfiction Monday bloggers, so I am going to make a resolution to stop by more often.:-)
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