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In an increasingly crowded curriculum, the need for strong information literacy and critical thinking skills has never been greater. Teacher librarians play a vital role in guiding students toward relevant, credible sources while supporting educators in integrating current information resources into their classrooms. However, limited instructional time often results in a disconnect between library programs and classroom learning. Additionally, with students increasingly turning to online sources, rich non-fiction collections in school libraries are frequently underutilised.
This session will explore innovative and practical strategies for engaging young learners (ages 3–12) with non-fiction texts, bridging the gap between library and classroom programs. Participants will gain actionable ideas to make non-fiction more dynamic, relevant, and accessible to students, fostering curiosity and critical inquiry.
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Date: Wednesday Sept 3, 2025
Time: 7:30 PM (AEST)
Cost: Members - FREE
Non-Members $40
Registrations close 10am on the day of the event.
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Event terms and information:
ACCESS: All registrations made prior to 10am the day of the event will receive a unique access link directly from Zoom by midday on the event day. Please note that late registrations can not be accepted.
RECORDING: All registrations will automatically receive access to the recording and the recording will be made available via the online store shortly after the event, at the advertised event prices, listed above.
DISCOUNTS: ASLA Members must be signed in with a profile linked to an active membership for the free registration option to appear.
ETA Members please contact your local admin for the registration code. (ACTATE only)
Please speak to your membership coordinator and/or email us for any troubleshooting assistance or if you have any queries.
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