Read Into This is about books, articles, fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, media texts, cookbooks, and everything in between. We will explore how we read and how what we read makes us who we are and helps us learn about those around us. Can’t wait for you to join in and talk wordy with us.
Read Into This
Claim This Podcastby Alanna King, Elizabeth Lyons, Lisa Noble
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Read Into This is about books, articles, fiction, non-fiction, graphic novels, media texts, cookbooks, and everything in between. We will explore how we read and how what we read makes us who we are and helps us learn about those around us. Can’t wait for you to join in and talk wordy with us.
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Recent Episodes
February 26, 2023
S3 E7 Author Chat with Kevin Sylvester (Apartment 713)
<b>Guest: </b><br /><b>Kevin Sylvester</b><br /><b><a href="http://kevinsylvesterbooks.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">http://kevinsylvesterbooks.com/</a></b><br /><b>Twitter: @Kevinarts</b><br /><b>Instagram: @sylvesterartwork</b><br /><b><br />Kevin Sylvester joins host Beth Lyons to talk all about his work as a kids lit author/illustrator and the challenges of writing such a variety of genres and styles. Kevin shares his love of visual texts such as Spiderman Comics and graphic novels and discusses why it’s such an important genre for kids (and adults!) to explore. The conversation takes its first (of many) tangents to explore the idea of what actually is “middle grade” fiction and should books be sorted for readers using these arbitrary categories? Beth invited Kevin mostly to talk about his newest book, Apartment 713, which is a love story to community and stories that are held within the structures of a community. Beth and Kevin discuss the inspiration for the Regency (the main building that acts as a character within the story), time travel and historical fiction as a tricky genre for kids, and the cast of eccentric secondary/tertiary characters. WARNING! The conversation meanders for a bit as Kevin and Beth follow a tangent about sports stories and sports fandoms in general! Grab a copy of Apartment 713 and take time to check out the dedication at the beginning of Apartment 713…Who helped make you the reader you are today?</b><br /><b><br />Texts mentioned in this episode:</b><br /><b>Ghost Light by Kenneth Oppel</b><br /><b>Bloom by Kenneth Oppel</b><br /><b>Black Thorn Series by Kevin Sands</b><br /><b>The Good Fight by Ted Staunton</b><br /><b>The Almost Epic Squad Series by Kevin Sylvester, Ted Staunton, Richard Scrimger and Britt Wilson</b><br /><b>I Talk Like a River by Jordan Scott</b><br /><b>My Baba’s Garden by Jordan Scott</b><br /><b>Small in the City by Sydney Smith</b><br /><b>How to Draw the Marvel Way by John Buscema and Stan Lee</b><br /><b>Butt Sandwich and Tree by Wesley King</b><br /><b>PS Tell No One by Vikki VanSickle</b><br /><b>New Kid by Jerry Craft</b><br /><b>Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak</b><br /><b>Spiderman #151</b><br /><b>The Barnabas Project by the Fan Brothers</b><br /><b>Ten Little Dumplings by Larissa Fan</b><br /><b>Airborn by Kenneth Oppe</b><br /><b>lA Wish in the Dark by Christina Soontornvat</b><br /><b>The Misewa Series by David Robertson</b><br /><b>Larf by Ashley Spires</b><br /><b>The Most Magnificent Thing by Ashley Spires<br /><br /><br />Links:</b><br /><b>Britt Wilson (ceramics) <a href="http://www.brittwilson.com/ceramics" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">http://www.brittwilson.com/ceramics</a></b><ul><li><a href="https://quillandquire.com/review/apartment-713/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://quillandquire.com/review/apartment-713/</a></li><li><a href="https://canlitforlittlecanadians.blogspot.com/2022/09/apartment-713.html?m=1" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://canlitforlittlecanadians.blogspot.com/2022/09/apartment-713.html?m=1</a></li></ul>
January 8, 2023
S3 E6 Read Into Transitioning Roles within Education- Crossover Episode
<b>Hosts:</b><br /><b>Beth Lyons (@MrsLyonsLibrary)</b><br /><b>Pav Wander (@PavWander) and Chey Cheney (@mrccheney)</b><br /><b>The Chey and Pav Show (@StaffPodcast)<br /><br />In a repeat of their crossover episode last year, Chey Cheney and Pav Wander from the Chey and Pav Show, join Beth Lyons to discuss their new roles within the education system. The conversation starts with looking back at their start in podcasting when the pandemic first began and how the re-opening of the world and activities has influenced the “busy-ness” of the world and the pressure to reconnect in this new world.Reflecting on the change in their roles, the variety of roles within the education system and the nuances of why people might change roles sparks the entire discussion through both of the crossover episodes. <br />Part 2 of this crossover will be published by The Chey and Pav Show (@StaffPodcast).<a href="https://www.cheyandpav.com/podcast" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://www.cheyandpav.com/podcast</a></b>
January 2, 2023
S3 E5 Read Into Multilingual Learners
<b>In this episode, Beth Lyons, discusses multilingual learners with MLL resource teacher, Kimiko Shibata. The discussion starts with looking at what is a multilingual learner and the transition to MLL from ELL -asset based terminology. Kimiko helps to define what ESL means in the context of a classroom, STEPs to language proficiency, collaboration between classroom and MLL staff, and accommodations vs modifications. The question of how classroom culture impacts MLLs and their ability to adapt to new surroundings is explored in the context of language-friendly schools and working from an asset-based not deficit based lens. Kimiko shares her thoughts about the role school library professionals play in supporting both educators and learners including: inclusion-who do we represent? Do we have books that are mirrors as well as windows? (Sims Bishop) and the library as a “safe space”-libraries are for more than just reading<br /></b><ul><li>Guests- Kimiko Shibata<ul><li>Twitter @ESL_fairy </li><li>Email: kimiko_shibata@wrdsb.ca</li></ul></li></ul><ul><li>Resources Mentioned In the Episode:</li><li><a href="https://bit.ly/ReadIntoMLLs" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">https://bit.ly/ReadIntoMLLs</a></li></ul>
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