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“Don’t bother me….I’m reading!”

1/3/2019

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Here are 11 things I thought were worth sharing:
1. Reading makes an enormous difference in the lives of millions of people. You should try to be one of those people! Watch a young man who vowed to read a book a week for a whole year talk about how this goal changed him. Here he is at 20 weeks in, and again at 6 months in.
2. The simple truth about reading 200 books a year (and how to make it a habit).
3. Books are good for your brain.
4. What does immersing yourself in a book do to your brain? 
5. It is never too early to make summer plans and pad your resume in the process! Check out the PD offerings from these organizations and apply today!:
Ford’s Theatre
The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History 
American Bar Association 
National Gallery of Art  
USS Midway Museum  
Historic Hudson Valley  
New-York Historical Society  
National Constitution Center  
The National WWII Museum  
National Portrait Gallery  
Columbia University Teachers College  
Supreme Court Summer Institute for Teachers  
Summer Teachers Institute at St. John’s College  
Summer Poetry Teachers Institute 

6. The Books, Songs, Films, and other works that just entered the Public Domain two days ago...
7. Barack Obama shares his favorite books, music and movies of 2018.
8. The National Film Board of Canada has just created an online database of indigenous cinema for your viewing pleasure. Any dissemination of indigenous culture, anywhere in the world, is cause for celebration.  
9. The Brooklyn Museum will be hosting a big Frida Kahlo show next month. Get your tickets for it now and get prepared by immersing yourself in Google’s online Frida celebration!
10. Speaking of Google, check out their new documentary series, “Search On", featuring “stories of people around the world using Google technology to solve big problems, answer hard questions, and take action.”
11. Find out more about the African Diaspora right here in New York City by going on a Black Gotham Experience Walking Tour, created and run by artist/historian Kamau Ware.
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