Co-Teaching at the Prep School
The most up to date research is clear in what it is telling us, that one of the most influential things we can do as teachers is partner up, collaborate and co-teach lessons to our students. The Prep School Library is being driven by this idea as they continue to...
October – the librarycook strays from the straight and narrow
Like everyone else, the librarycook’s 2020 has not been quite as she imagined it. Those dinner parties she’d planned – cancelled. The sharing of food at gatherings – not permitted. But of course, meals must still be planned, made, and eaten,...
September librarycook, or, where has the year gone?
Faster than the librarycook thought possible, September arrived. And with it, or in fact, a few weeks early, the September issue of Delicious. Boasting the usual range of cuisines – everything from a Middle Eastern brunch, to vegetarian Italian, Rick...
august librarycook – waste not, want not!
Zero Waste! screamed the cover of the August issue of Delicious. Ideas for smarter cooking – for the world and your wallet. The librarycook is all about the environment, so she read on with bated breath. And there was lots to appreciate – ways of using...
the librarycook is unfaithful, and la dolce vita
The librarycook has a confession to make. Sometimes, the siren call of recipes that aren’t from Delicious magazine is just too much to resist – the librarycook is only human, after all. So where did the librarycook’s wandering eye alight? Not...
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