Monthly Archives: February 2015

Woman ! A creature… who would probably be imagined as some strange kind of beetle

Posted on February 25, 2015 by Jessica

Browsing the Woman Teacher (the Journal of The National Union of Women Teachers), I chuckled my way though the article below, reviewing a lecture given by Rose Macaulay, who I can only assume was this Rose Macaulay, given the Chair’s endorsement. I … Continue reading →

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Using Graphic Novels to inspire reluctant readers

Posted on February 17, 2015 by Sally Perry

From Reluctant Reader to Comic Genius On display in the Curriculum Resources section of the library we have a selection of work by pupils from St Peter’s Primary School, W9. The work is the result of a project run by … Continue reading →

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Social Justice: Information Literacy Training at UCL’s Institute of Education

Posted on February 16, 2015 by Nazlin Bhimani

This blog post was adapted by the Chartered Institute of Information Professionals (CILIP) and published on 11th February 2015 as ‘Why teach information literacy in an academic library?’ Founded in 1902 as a teacher training college in London, today’s UCL … Continue reading →

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