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- a smattering of two random reads about libraries, education & growth - Turns out, Einstein didn't struggle with math as a child. Learn about his unique approach to learning. How Einstein Learned Physics  by Scott Young Pixabay This interactive map highlights the least traveled and most scenic routes in the US. And yes, South Dakota makes the top 10! America’s Loneliest Roads, Mapped  by Tim Herrera Idawriter, CC BY-SA 3.0, commons.wikimedia.org

- a smattering of two random reads about libraries, education & growth - Is perfect the enemy of good? Is overworking something just as bad as failing to polish it? It’s Never Going to Be Perfect, So Just Get It Done  by Tim Herrera Photo by  Jonathan Hoxmark  on  Unsplash O Shakespeare, Shakespeare, wherefore art thou Shakespeare? 21 Phrases You Use Without Realizing You’re Quoting Shakespeare  by Dana Schwartz Photo by  Matt Riches  on  Unsplash Disclaimer: The South Dakota State Library does not endorse any service, product, or recommendation listed  in this blog.

- a smattering of two random reads about libraries, education & growth - "What Teachers Want You to Know: A Letter to Administrators" via The Cult of Pedagogy ...You stand right in the middle, wedged between those who make the policies and the teachers and students impacted by them. "How To Speak Administrator"  via School Library Journal ...Because we can’t speak to every principal, superintendent, and school board member directly, allow us to help you be heard with these seven tips to make the case for your library.

- a smattering of two random reads about libraries, education & growth - Photo by  Samuel Zeller  on  Unsplash Generation Z’s 7 Lessons for Surviving in Our Tech-Obsessed World It's the first generation that’s never known a world without smartphones. They are the savviest of the savvy when it comes to tech, but... The Unbearable Heaviness of Clutter Is a cluttered home really a stressful home? Read what researchers are learning.

Photo by  Raka Rachgo  on  Unsplash - a smattering of two random reads about libraries, education & growth -