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Elaine Griffin Article Published by MiddleWeb
Elaine Griffin, head of Middle School at University School of Milwaukee, wrote an article that has been published by MiddleWeb, a digital magazine all about middle school and the middle school grades, with a focus on teaching and learning in grades 4 through 8. The article is titled "Why Children's Books Matter in a Digital World." This is not the first time one of Griffin's articles was published by MiddleWeb. In October, the digital magazine shared her article titled "Why Puberty Today Isn't What It Used to Be."
Griffin has written many articles for the middle school audience, which can be found on USM's Curious Minds blog, along with other articles on parenting, college prep, independent schools, and more.