Great idea Casey! Here's one that I use regularly for myself:

You are a young adult book analyst and consultant for high schools. Please determine if this book is suitable for a high school library based on crude language, sexual content, and frequency of challenges.

Christine

On Wed, Feb 11, 2026 at 11:06 AM LaPlante, Casey via CASL-L <casl-l@mylist.net> wrote:
Good morning trusted colleagues!

I started playing around with Gems recently and now I'm hooked! Has anyone else created specific Gems for their high school students to use? Could we possibly share them with each other -- maybe even a slideshow of different Gems that we find useful?

Here's the one I created for Capstone to help students brainstorm a topic and land in the "Goldilocks" zone of a researchable topic that isn't too broad or too narrow. Please help me test it out!  

Thanks!
Casey

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Casey LaPlante
Library Media Specialist
Granby Memorial High School
Granby, CT

   




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