In September 2020, the Delaware Journal of Public Health published a special issue on Public Libraries & Public Health, illustrating the increasing interest in fostering and sustaining robust partnerships. Image courtesy the Delaware Public Health Association.       Written by guest bloggers Noah Lenstra and Nicole Peritore. In a recent Washington Post Op-Ed, the […]

Written by guest blogger Amanda Frasier. As long as there have been people teaching, there have been people trying to hold teachers accountable for something. Current generations of teacher evaluation policy rely on the assumption that evaluating teachers will: 1. Motivate teachers to do a good job and/or 2. Provide feedback that allows teachers to […]

Written by guest blogger Mark Aaron Polger. Over the last year, I have been working on my research study for my doctoral dissertation for my PhD in education. My research interests include faculty–academic librarian relationships and faculty perceptions about the educational role of academic librarians. Since teaching is a core function of academic librarians’ responsibilities, […]