Curriculum Vita
Tracey Elizabeth Wong
(323) 617- 4570
[email protected]
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Extensive experience in Microsoft Office 365 applications for productivity: Teams, OneNote, Edge Accessibility, Translator, PowerPoint and Word. Research, teaching reading, information fluency and writing strategies and skills, obtaining grants, using technology for presentations and classroom implementation, building collaborative partnerships, creating unique learning opportunities, culturally responsive collection development, transforming learning communities. In depth insight in adult learners consulting/ learning models.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Professional Diploma in School District Leadership
Herbert Lehman College, New York
M.Ed. in School Library and Information Technologies
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
Masters of Science in Reading
Herbert Lehman College, New York
Masters of Science in Elementary Education
Pace University, New York
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature with a concentration in Asian Studies
State University of New York at Binghamton, New York
LIBRARY EXPERIENCES
Director of Library Services
Yonkers Public Schools, N.Y.
November 2020 – April 2023
School Library Media Specialist
Yonkers Middle High School & Gorton High School, Yonkers Public Schools, N.Y.
September 2018 – October 2020
Library Media Specialist
Blind Brook Middle & High School, Blind Brook / Rye Union Free School District, N.Y.
September 2017 – July 2018
Library Media Specialist
Highview School, Greenburgh Central School District, N.Y.
September 2016 – September 2017
Library Media Specialist
Daniel Webster Magnet School, City School District of New Rochelle, N.Y.
September 2015 – September 2016
School Library Media Specialist
P.S. 54, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2012 – September 2015
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Professional Learning Specialist
NYSCATE, Remote
May 2019 – October 2021
Online Electives Teacher
Laurel Springs, Remote
May 2017 – December 2020
Professional Learning Specialist
Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE)
September 2016 – present
Response to Intervention Specialist
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
December 2012 – August 2012
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
October 2009 - December 2012
Leveled Literacy Specialist
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2008 – October 2009
Reading Recovery Teacher
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2005 – September 2008
4th Grade Teacher
P.S. 396, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
March 2003 – September 2005
Guided Math and Reading Teacher
P.S. 396, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2002 – March 2003
SPECIAL SKILLS:
Minecraft, VR Quest, Desire 2 Learn, MARC Cataloging, Reading Recovery Certified
HONORS & AWARDS:
2021 Macmillan Dear Librarian Recipient
2018 LJ Mover & Shaker
2017 Lemelson- MIT Excite Award Winner
2017 #LearnMakeGive 3D Dremel Winner
2015 – 2018 Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert North East Regional Leader
2015 - Featured in ABC’s Born to Explore series conducting a Mystery Skype lesson
2013 Outstanding School Library & Information Technology Student, Mansfield University
Supervised the 1st & 3rd place Citywide Winners of the 2013 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
Supervised the 2012 Boro Wide Winners of the 26th Annual Erza K=Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition
Supervised the 1st & 2nd place Citywide Winners of the 2012 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
GRANTS & FUNDING:
2022 ALA $20,000 Grant Recipient
2022 Domino Sugar $5,000 Grant Recipient
2022 Metro NY Grant Recipient
2021 State Farm Community Grant Recipient
2017 – 2021 Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Recipient
2017 Japan Foundation Recipient
2016 SW BOCES Makerspace Recipient
2014 Microsoft Innovative Educator
2014 Certified Graphite Common Sense Media Educator
2014 Golden Apple Trash Master Boro Wide Winner
2014 NYRP Rose Award Winner
2014 Recipient of the Laura Bush Collection Development Grant
2014 Recipient of a $85,000 Reso A Grant - Bronx
2014 Recipient of Citizens NYC $5,000 Water Conservation Award
2014 Recipient of Citizens NYC Composting Grant
2014 Recipient of YSA Disney Friends for Change Grant
2014 Recipient of Lowe’s $5,000 Grant
2014 Recipient of the Shubert Arts Grant
2014 Recipient of YSA Martin Luther King Jr. Day Grant
2014 Recipient of the Target Family Reading Night Grant
2013 Recipient of the Lois Covey Collection Development Grant
2013 Recipient of YSA Anti Bullying Grant
2013 Recipient Lowe’s $5,000 Grant
2013 Outstanding School Library & Information Technology Student, Mansfield University
Supervised the 1st and 3rd place Citywide Winners of the 2013 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
2013 GenYouth Foundation Team Winner
2013 Recipient of Fuel to Play 60
2013 Recipient of the Target Family Reading Night Grant
2013 Recipient of Citizen NYC Grant
2013 Recipient of Fund for Public Schools REACH Grant
2012 Recipient of Lowe's $5,000 Grant
Recipient of the New Yorkers Read Grant
Recipient of NYC Summer Quest Literacy Learning Initiative Camp Grant
Recipient of 104 fully funded Donors Choose grants
PRESENTATIONS PRESENTED:
Facilitated an Implicit Bias Panel for NYLA - SSL 2021 Leadership Conference
ELL Remote Strategies, NYSCATE, June 2021
Digital Storytelling, NYSCATE, June 2021
Flipgrid, NYSCATE, June 2021
Navigating Digital Tools, NYSCATE, June 2021
Hacking Remote Learning, NYSCATE, May 2021
Creating Using Indoor Spaces, NYSCATE, May 2021
Culturally Responsive Lessons, Yonkers Public Schools, February 2021
Virtual Learning Environments, NYSCATE, April 2020
MIE Academy, John Dewey H.S., Brooklyn, N.Y. February 2020
STEM in the Library, AASL Conference, Louisville, KY, November 2019
Preparing Students to Be College & Career Ready, John Dewey H.S, Brooklyn, N.Y. November 2019
Enhancing Assessments In 21st Century Classrooms, John Dewey H. S., Brooklyn, N. Y. November 2019
Makey Makey, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. August 2019
Google Trainer Certification, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. July 2019
Makey Makey, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. May 2019
Creative Coding with TEAMS and Micro:bits, PSLA Limitless Learning, Hershey, PA 2018
Microsoft Train the Teacher, Brooklyn, N.Y. February 2018
Microsoft Train The Teacher, Buffalo, N.Y. September 2017
Microsoft Train The Trainer, Edina, MN, August 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst for Learning, ISTE Conference, San Antonio, TX, June 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst for Learning, NYLA Conference, Buffalo, NY, May 2017
Getting Grants, PSLA Creating a Culture of Curiosity, Hershey, PA, April 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst For Learning, Computers & Libraries, Washington, D.C., March 2017
Digital Storytelling, Minecraft in the Classroom, OneNote Personalized Student Notebooks, Speed Geeking ,
NYSCATE Unleash The Superhero Conference, November 2016
OneNote e-Portfolios for Students, NYCSLS Leadership Through Engagement Exploratorium, N.Y., N.Y. November 2016
e-Portfolios Showcase Learning, Microsoft Innovative Educator Conference, Denver, CO. June 2016.
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, P.S. 375, N.Y., N.Y., February 2016
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, NYCSLS PLN, Bronx, N.Y., March 2016
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, SWBOCES Exploratorium, Harrison, N.Y., March 2016
Powerful e-Portfolios, AASL Conference, Columbus, Ohio , November 2015
Powerful e-Portfolios, NYLA Conference, Lake Placid, N.Y., October 2015
STEM in the Library, NYC DOE Principals’ Conference, N.Y., N.Y. March 2015
Portfolios With Purpose, NYC DOE School Library Spring Exploratorium, N.Y., N.Y., May 2013
All About Grants , P.S. 54, Bronx, N.Y., February 2013
The Importance of Running Records, P.S. 63, Bronx, N.Y., January 2012
Writing in Depth, P.S. 63,Bronx, N.Y., November 2011
HIGHER EDUCATION ADJUNCT TEACHING EXPERIENCES:
Diagnosing Reading Difficulties, Mercy College, Bronx, N.Y., January 2007 – May 2007
Basic Writing, Composition and Literature I and Composition and Literature II, Westchester Community College, Valhalla, N.Y., September 2001 – May 2006
PUBLICATIONS:
Wong, Tracey. “Strategic Planning,” Library Media Connection, October 2012.
Wong, Tracey. " Are You Connected?" School Library Monthly, May/Jun 2013, Vol. 29 Issue 8, p33-34, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Makerspaces Take Libraries by Storm." Library Media Connection 31.6 (2013): 34-25.
Wong, Tracey. "Building Bridges." Library Media Connection; Oct 2013, Vol. 32 Issue 2, p30-31, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Blueprint for Success." Library Media Connection. Mar/Apr 2014, Vol. 32 Issue 5, p26-28. 3p.
Wong, Tracey. "My Favorite Four Letter Word," Library Media Connection. May/Jun 2014, Vol. 32 Issue 6, p36-37.2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Powerful Partnerships." Library Media Connection. Nov/Dec 2014, Vol. 33 Issue 3, p26-28. 3p,
Wong, Tracey. "Compassion, Grit and Resilience: Gardening in the School Library." Library Media Connection. March/April Issue.
Wong, Tracey. "Advancing Through Advocacy." Library Media Connection 33.6 (2015): 10- 11. May 2015.
Wong, Tracey. "e-Tools & Ideas for English Language Learners" School Library Connection, Sept 2015, Vol. 1, Issue 1, p8-9, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. “Parent Workshops for Teaching Early Literacy” Simple K12, January 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Tips And Tricks for Grant Writing” Simple K12, June 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Game Design as a Catalyst For Learning” Teacher Librarian, December 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Transforming From Invisible to Invincible” Teacher Librarian, March/April 2021.
Wong, Tracey. “Tips & Tactics: A La Carte Librarian” Teacher Librarian, June 2021.
REFERENCES:
Furnished upon request
(323) 617- 4570
[email protected]
AREAS OF EXPERTISE
Extensive experience in Microsoft Office 365 applications for productivity: Teams, OneNote, Edge Accessibility, Translator, PowerPoint and Word. Research, teaching reading, information fluency and writing strategies and skills, obtaining grants, using technology for presentations and classroom implementation, building collaborative partnerships, creating unique learning opportunities, culturally responsive collection development, transforming learning communities. In depth insight in adult learners consulting/ learning models.
EDUCATIONAL BACKGROUND
Professional Diploma in School District Leadership
Herbert Lehman College, New York
M.Ed. in School Library and Information Technologies
Mansfield University of Pennsylvania
Masters of Science in Reading
Herbert Lehman College, New York
Masters of Science in Elementary Education
Pace University, New York
Bachelor of Arts in English Literature with a concentration in Asian Studies
State University of New York at Binghamton, New York
LIBRARY EXPERIENCES
Director of Library Services
Yonkers Public Schools, N.Y.
November 2020 – April 2023
- Manage 27 school library media centers, 15 school librarians and a clerical.
- Curate culturally responsive collections, summer reading lists and support district wide reading initiatives.
- Establish & support fabrication labs
- Provide professional development and implement new technologies to school library media specialists and other district personnel.
- Analyze and manage budgets and allocate funds to the district’s libraries and non-public schools with input from stakeholders.
- Develop curriculum maps and pacing calendars in collaboration with school librarians.
- Investigate and implement fabrication lab equipment.
- Secure grant funding for special projects & to create personalized learning opportunities.
- Conduct MPPR visits / evaluations and provide professional learning community support to principals.
- Establish partnerships with community-based organizations including the public library. Facilitate webinars.
- Negotiate service & equipment contracts to ensure purchases are fiscally sound.
School Library Media Specialist
Yonkers Middle High School & Gorton High School, Yonkers Public Schools, N.Y.
September 2018 – October 2020
- Design and teach information literacy and literature appreciation lessons.
- Promote equitable access to information, STEM and Makey Makey devices.
- Design and implement transdisciplinary STEM & student service-learning projects.
- Foster teacher collaboration and technology integration.
- Develop a multicultural collection. Organize and maintain current collection.
- Present professional development to educators.
- Collaborate with public librarians & teachers for IB Day, IB research and papers.
Library Media Specialist
Blind Brook Middle & High School, Blind Brook / Rye Union Free School District, N.Y.
September 2017 – July 2018
- Promote skillful researchers and compassionate, contributing community members.
- Teach digital citizenship and promote equitable access to information.
- Collaborate with staff to design and implement units of instruction.
- Assess student learning and instructional effectiveness.
Library Media Specialist
Highview School, Greenburgh Central School District, N.Y.
September 2016 – September 2017
- Teach information literacy, literature appreciation lessons & student service learning.
- Identify, design and develop proposals in order to obtain grant funding.
- Develop, organize and maintain a multicultural collection.
- Design and secure various grants and My Brother’s Keeper Grant.
Library Media Specialist
Daniel Webster Magnet School, City School District of New Rochelle, N.Y.
September 2015 – September 2016
- Organize and maintain current collection & identify books to build collection.
- Maintain student-centered open access library format for multiple periods.
- Teach information literacy and literature appreciation lessons and reading strategies to at risk students.
School Library Media Specialist
P.S. 54, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2012 – September 2015
- Organize and maintain current collection, identify and pursue funding sources for books. Develop proposals in order to obtain grant funding.
- Identify, locate, and facilitate use of books aligned with units of study.
- Promote available online resources to support ELA units of study.
- Teach information literacy and literature appreciation lessons.
- Design pacing calendars, curriculum maps and units of study for transdisciplinary implementation.
- Present professional development to teachers and collaborate planning units of study.
RELATED EXPERIENCE
Professional Learning Specialist
NYSCATE, Remote
May 2019 – October 2021
- Deliver professional development training for various education and technology conferences.
Online Electives Teacher
Laurel Springs, Remote
May 2017 – December 2020
- Teach and provide feedback to students in an online, asynchronous environment through the provided curriculum and virtual live engagement activities.
- Support the electives department.
- Personalize curriculum for students using their Learning Styles Profile.
- Provide daily office hours, live online support and monthly iClasses.
- Interpret and report student results on standardized assessments.
- Facilitate student outcomes exceeding national averages & grade level standards.
Professional Learning Specialist
Northwest Council for Computer Education (NCCE)
September 2016 – present
- Deliver professional development training for various school districts, education and technology conferences.
- Microsoft Office Productivity 365 Applications for Edge Accessibility, Teams,
- Minecraft creation and learning hub implementation
Response to Intervention Specialist
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
December 2012 – August 2012
- Maintain reading tracking sheets and identify and teach reading to at risk students.
- Administer and analyze running records and teach reading to ELL groups.
- Conduct literature circles and facilitate accountable talk.
- Provide leveled literacy intervention services.
- Provide literacy based professional development and support to K to 2 teachers.
- Identify, develop and implement grants.
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
October 2009 - December 2012
- Develop and implement classroom curriculum and multisensory lesson.
- Administer & analyze running records & compile reading tracking data.
- Conduct Fountas and Pinnell assessments & create individual student goals.
- Collaborate & develop IEP goals and design and implement behavior modifications. Conduct ELL sessions for literacy development.
Leveled Literacy Specialist
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2008 – October 2009
- Administer Observation Survey to the lowest identified students.
- Administer & analyze running records and teach reading to at risk students.
- Organize and supervise annual weeklong book fair project.
- Provide professional development to K-2 teachers.
- Score ELA and science state exams.
Reading Recovery Teacher
P.S. 63, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2005 – September 2008
- Administer Observation Survey to groups of children.
- Identify reading recovery candidates and monitor progress of discontinued children.
- Teach component specific lessons to bottom quartile students.
- Maintain accurate daily lesson records, running records, weekly book logs and book levels, records of reading and writing vocabulary.
- Provide three behind the glass demonstrations for colleagues.
- Provide professional development and support to K-1 teachers.
- Participate in colleague visits and initiate professional development activities.
4th Grade Teacher
P.S. 396, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
March 2003 – September 2005
- Develop curriculum & teach academic, social and motor skills to elementary students.
- Provide classroom instruction through a balanced literacy program.
- Teach test taking strategies and techniques for NY State reading and math tests.
- Enhance student comprehension, reading and communication skills.
Guided Math and Reading Teacher
P.S. 396, New York City Department of Education, Bronx, N.Y.
September 2002 – March 2003
- Prepare objectives and outlines for courses of study.
- Administer and critique data from norm-referenced and criterion referenced tests, formal and informal inventories, constructed response measures, portfolio-based assessments, student self-evaluations, work/performance samples, observations, anecdotal records, journals and other indicators of student progress to inform instruction and learning.
- Counsel students on adjustment and academic problems.
- Initiate and conduct a lunchtime enrichment program.
SPECIAL SKILLS:
Minecraft, VR Quest, Desire 2 Learn, MARC Cataloging, Reading Recovery Certified
HONORS & AWARDS:
2021 Macmillan Dear Librarian Recipient
2018 LJ Mover & Shaker
2017 Lemelson- MIT Excite Award Winner
2017 #LearnMakeGive 3D Dremel Winner
2015 – 2018 Microsoft Innovative Educator Expert North East Regional Leader
2015 - Featured in ABC’s Born to Explore series conducting a Mystery Skype lesson
2013 Outstanding School Library & Information Technology Student, Mansfield University
Supervised the 1st & 3rd place Citywide Winners of the 2013 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
Supervised the 2012 Boro Wide Winners of the 26th Annual Erza K=Jack Keats Bookmaking Competition
Supervised the 1st & 2nd place Citywide Winners of the 2012 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
GRANTS & FUNDING:
2022 ALA $20,000 Grant Recipient
2022 Domino Sugar $5,000 Grant Recipient
2022 Metro NY Grant Recipient
2021 State Farm Community Grant Recipient
2017 – 2021 Obama’s My Brother’s Keeper Recipient
2017 Japan Foundation Recipient
2016 SW BOCES Makerspace Recipient
2014 Microsoft Innovative Educator
2014 Certified Graphite Common Sense Media Educator
2014 Golden Apple Trash Master Boro Wide Winner
2014 NYRP Rose Award Winner
2014 Recipient of the Laura Bush Collection Development Grant
2014 Recipient of a $85,000 Reso A Grant - Bronx
2014 Recipient of Citizens NYC $5,000 Water Conservation Award
2014 Recipient of Citizens NYC Composting Grant
2014 Recipient of YSA Disney Friends for Change Grant
2014 Recipient of Lowe’s $5,000 Grant
2014 Recipient of the Shubert Arts Grant
2014 Recipient of YSA Martin Luther King Jr. Day Grant
2014 Recipient of the Target Family Reading Night Grant
2013 Recipient of the Lois Covey Collection Development Grant
2013 Recipient of YSA Anti Bullying Grant
2013 Recipient Lowe’s $5,000 Grant
2013 Outstanding School Library & Information Technology Student, Mansfield University
Supervised the 1st and 3rd place Citywide Winners of the 2013 Jewish Heritage Essay Contest
2013 GenYouth Foundation Team Winner
2013 Recipient of Fuel to Play 60
2013 Recipient of the Target Family Reading Night Grant
2013 Recipient of Citizen NYC Grant
2013 Recipient of Fund for Public Schools REACH Grant
2012 Recipient of Lowe's $5,000 Grant
Recipient of the New Yorkers Read Grant
Recipient of NYC Summer Quest Literacy Learning Initiative Camp Grant
Recipient of 104 fully funded Donors Choose grants
PRESENTATIONS PRESENTED:
Facilitated an Implicit Bias Panel for NYLA - SSL 2021 Leadership Conference
ELL Remote Strategies, NYSCATE, June 2021
Digital Storytelling, NYSCATE, June 2021
Flipgrid, NYSCATE, June 2021
Navigating Digital Tools, NYSCATE, June 2021
Hacking Remote Learning, NYSCATE, May 2021
Creating Using Indoor Spaces, NYSCATE, May 2021
Culturally Responsive Lessons, Yonkers Public Schools, February 2021
Virtual Learning Environments, NYSCATE, April 2020
MIE Academy, John Dewey H.S., Brooklyn, N.Y. February 2020
STEM in the Library, AASL Conference, Louisville, KY, November 2019
Preparing Students to Be College & Career Ready, John Dewey H.S, Brooklyn, N.Y. November 2019
Enhancing Assessments In 21st Century Classrooms, John Dewey H. S., Brooklyn, N. Y. November 2019
Makey Makey, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. August 2019
Google Trainer Certification, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. July 2019
Makey Makey, NYSCATE, Harrison, N.Y. May 2019
Creative Coding with TEAMS and Micro:bits, PSLA Limitless Learning, Hershey, PA 2018
Microsoft Train the Teacher, Brooklyn, N.Y. February 2018
Microsoft Train The Teacher, Buffalo, N.Y. September 2017
Microsoft Train The Trainer, Edina, MN, August 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst for Learning, ISTE Conference, San Antonio, TX, June 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst for Learning, NYLA Conference, Buffalo, NY, May 2017
Getting Grants, PSLA Creating a Culture of Curiosity, Hershey, PA, April 2017
Game Design as A Catalyst For Learning, Computers & Libraries, Washington, D.C., March 2017
Digital Storytelling, Minecraft in the Classroom, OneNote Personalized Student Notebooks, Speed Geeking ,
NYSCATE Unleash The Superhero Conference, November 2016
OneNote e-Portfolios for Students, NYCSLS Leadership Through Engagement Exploratorium, N.Y., N.Y. November 2016
e-Portfolios Showcase Learning, Microsoft Innovative Educator Conference, Denver, CO. June 2016.
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, P.S. 375, N.Y., N.Y., February 2016
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, NYCSLS PLN, Bronx, N.Y., March 2016
Redefine Learning - OneNote & Office 365, SWBOCES Exploratorium, Harrison, N.Y., March 2016
Powerful e-Portfolios, AASL Conference, Columbus, Ohio , November 2015
Powerful e-Portfolios, NYLA Conference, Lake Placid, N.Y., October 2015
STEM in the Library, NYC DOE Principals’ Conference, N.Y., N.Y. March 2015
Portfolios With Purpose, NYC DOE School Library Spring Exploratorium, N.Y., N.Y., May 2013
All About Grants , P.S. 54, Bronx, N.Y., February 2013
The Importance of Running Records, P.S. 63, Bronx, N.Y., January 2012
Writing in Depth, P.S. 63,Bronx, N.Y., November 2011
HIGHER EDUCATION ADJUNCT TEACHING EXPERIENCES:
Diagnosing Reading Difficulties, Mercy College, Bronx, N.Y., January 2007 – May 2007
Basic Writing, Composition and Literature I and Composition and Literature II, Westchester Community College, Valhalla, N.Y., September 2001 – May 2006
PUBLICATIONS:
Wong, Tracey. “Strategic Planning,” Library Media Connection, October 2012.
Wong, Tracey. " Are You Connected?" School Library Monthly, May/Jun 2013, Vol. 29 Issue 8, p33-34, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Makerspaces Take Libraries by Storm." Library Media Connection 31.6 (2013): 34-25.
Wong, Tracey. "Building Bridges." Library Media Connection; Oct 2013, Vol. 32 Issue 2, p30-31, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Blueprint for Success." Library Media Connection. Mar/Apr 2014, Vol. 32 Issue 5, p26-28. 3p.
Wong, Tracey. "My Favorite Four Letter Word," Library Media Connection. May/Jun 2014, Vol. 32 Issue 6, p36-37.2p.
Wong, Tracey. "Powerful Partnerships." Library Media Connection. Nov/Dec 2014, Vol. 33 Issue 3, p26-28. 3p,
Wong, Tracey. "Compassion, Grit and Resilience: Gardening in the School Library." Library Media Connection. March/April Issue.
Wong, Tracey. "Advancing Through Advocacy." Library Media Connection 33.6 (2015): 10- 11. May 2015.
Wong, Tracey. "e-Tools & Ideas for English Language Learners" School Library Connection, Sept 2015, Vol. 1, Issue 1, p8-9, 2p.
Wong, Tracey. “Parent Workshops for Teaching Early Literacy” Simple K12, January 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Tips And Tricks for Grant Writing” Simple K12, June 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Game Design as a Catalyst For Learning” Teacher Librarian, December 2016.
Wong, Tracey. “Transforming From Invisible to Invincible” Teacher Librarian, March/April 2021.
Wong, Tracey. “Tips & Tactics: A La Carte Librarian” Teacher Librarian, June 2021.
REFERENCES:
Furnished upon request