School Librarian in Action

This month's Dear Librarian guest blogger is Ms. Anne Rosette G. Crelencia of the National Library of the Philippines (NLP). Ms. Crelenc...

Here is my reply for Barefoot Baklesa's lament on the state of the country's biblioteque . I will make this short and sweet. One can...

The outgoing Philippine President has done a bit of good for this country. Head on to this link for the official press release. Read the ...

Found out something simply great today! The post on an Information Literacy class I did a few years back got linked in Schoollibs . I sudden...

Bibliotherapy View more presentations from eruannie .

Congratulations to Aldy Aguirre for winning this year's Alcala Prize! Aguirre rendered playful and whimsical illustrations for Raymond F...

This month's Dear Librarian feature is a blog post from Barefoot Baklesa. He does not need any advice, but his blog post on the state of...

Teachwriting View more presentations from eruannie .

I was invited by the Rizal Library and Pathways To Higher Education for a talk on school library reading programs last month. The one hour l...

Watch! This room will undergo a transformation.

I missed the launching of the Paglaki Ko Room (When I grow up I want to be...) of the Museo Pambata in April. Nonetheless, I was able to vis...

Last May 29, 2010, the Old Manila section of Museo Pambata was full of kids and grown ups who are kids at heart. It was the launching of the...

Filipinos are fond of acronyms. The funny thing is, we could establish context and comprehend its meaning with the use of acronyms. Philippi...

Another successful teacher training workshop! The Differentiated Instruction workshop I had with clients of Phoenix Educational Systems Inc...

My storytelling workshop for teachers last May 25, 2010 at Create Learning Paths School in Merville, Paranaque was so much fun! The teachers...

Diff drama-learning View more presentations from eruannie . Sources: Differentiating Instruction http://www.members.shaw.ca/priscillatherou...

Working on the book, Tales From the 7,000 Isles: Filipino Folk Stories with Dianne de Las Casas, has given me the opportunity to be exposed ...