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A practical guide that helps library educators address information literacy assessment issues systematically within their own settings.

Contains a guide to assessing literacy for pre-primary through twelfth grade students, including reproducible word lists, reading passages, and early literacy assessments.

Provides an assessment system for districts, schools, and classrooms that uses continuous assessment, timely feedback, and clear goals to follow the progression of learning and includes learning progressions, on-demand writing prompts, student checklists and writing samples, rubrics, and exemplar pieces of writing.

"Cognitive psychologist Scott Barry Kaufman--who was relegated to special education as a child--sets out to show that the way we interpret traditional metrics of intelligence is misguided. Kaufman explores the latest research in genetics and neuroscience, as well as evolutionary, developmental, social, positive, and cognitive psychology, to challenge the conventional wisdom about the childhood predictors of adult success."--Provided by publisher.

Introduces readers to coding with debugging.

Uses the characters from "Wreck-it Ralph" to introduce bugs and errors on a computer.

"Bugs can sneak into the most unexpected places even into coding! Young coders will don their bug extermination gear in this introduction to debugging! This completely computer-free book explores key concepts such as determining, measuring, checking, and correcting errors in code. Friendly robot illustrations draw in even readers who are reluctant to learn coding. Fun puzzles and games create an interactive reading experience, while clear, accessible language breaks complex ideas down into reader-friendly, manageable chunks. This engaging book is sure to get readers excited about debugging one of the most crucial aspects of coding!"--Publisher.

As a sufferer of REM Sleep Behavior Disorder, Sarah acts out her dreams. Usually she's only a danger to herself, but when she almost breaks her best friend's neck at a sleepover, Sarah becomes a social pariah. Luckily (and stangely), Wes, a guy she's only seen in her dreams, turns up at school and the two become inseparable.