Sentences with phrase «what school librarians»

My child's art teacher sends a newsletter home each month and it is filled with advocacy comments and articles similar to what school librarians push, that students in schools with good art programs do better on standardized tests.

At the core of what school librarians have always provided for students is how to navigate the world of information, in all of its many forms.

Learning about the Job What a school librarian does, salaries, job outlook, mentoring and job shadowing programs, as well as testimonials from working school librarians.

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Thank goodness they have a back door and thank goodness the children's librarian is also AJ's Sunday School teacher and so she knows a little bit of what it means to experience Aliza.

But they also understand that what needs to happen in their schools for their kids, it's not about testing... they make sure they have tons of sports programs, art and music, they're experimenting, they go on trips, they have high - quality this, that, and the other, they have libraries with librarians in them.

I am in a new position this year as the Middle School Librarian at a Speed Dating FAQ What is SpeedToronto Dating & UK Style?

What will the function of a school library and a school librarian be in this ongoing digitalization of learning resources?

The very nature of a librarian's service role within the school and community, helping students learn in any and all subjects, and using the best tools for the job, makes them the perfect person to ask about what tools are the most efficient, as they can provide training and guidance.

In response, Church wrote this handbook to be a source for principals to understand how impactful the role of a 21st century school librarian can be on a school and understand what an effective librarian looks like.

What about a school nurse, librarian, school counselor, or school psychologist?

As part of an ongoing desire to share with the world how school libraries can contribute to educational teams and what they can do to help students succeed, we started asking different people in education, (including administrators, consultants, and of course school librarians and library technicians) about why school libraries -LSB-...]

Action is Eloquence Leadership from the School Library Learning Commons A presentation for the Dufferin - Peel Catholic District School Board Elementary Teacher - Librarian Professional Learning Session September 5, 2017 What does teacher - librarianship look like in 2017?

Furthermore, in what ways can today's school librarians facilitate global awareness and... Read More»

Where I teach: Eastview High School, Apple Valley, MN When did you become a teacher and what did you teach: 1995 - German, Social Studies, ACT Prep, Teacher Librarian, Instructional Technology Specialist What does being a teacher mean to you: By nature, I am a lifelong learwhat did you teach: 1995 - German, Social Studies, ACT Prep, Teacher Librarian, Instructional Technology Specialist What does being a teacher mean to you: By nature, I am a lifelong learWhat does being a teacher mean to you: By nature, I am a lifelong learner.

What this means is that students will continue to have access to full - time librarians at Tamalpais, Redwood and Drake High Schools at Tamalpais Union High School District, Marin County, California.

Burleson's collaborative skills were part of what won him School Librarian of the Year honors from School Library Journal and Scholastic.

When someone tells you that you are doing things so much better than the previous school librarian, however, you need to see it for what it is.

If your local neighborhood or school library doesn't have what you'd most like to read, leave a note or chat with your librarian.

I'm just someone in charge of collection development for our largest School who realizes how little most librarians know about what we're getting into with ebooks (me included) and who is really concerned about where things are going.

Gateway Reader's Award, Missouri Association of School Librarians, honoree, What Happened to Lani Garver, 2004 - 2005

Joyce's skill at explaining what it takes to be a school librarian is consummate, and this pictograph is a strong example.

School librarians have the opportunity to position themselves as essential and irreplaceable but they must SHOW their principals and administrators what they can do when they are given the necessary conditions in which to excel.

Sometimes I think that school librarians, like school nurses, are most at risk because we are doubly doing what was considered «women's work;» I remember when girls chose among teaching, nursing and librarianship.

Susan, A John Henry sledgehammer of an article, tunneling through the misconceptions of what we, school librarians, actually do and how we support each an every student's unique learning style.

Also check out the article by Eva Volin, school librarian, and see what she has to say about manga for the Tween set.

In this Knowledge Quest webinar, Judi Moreillon and Susan Ballard discuss the exciting ways in which school librarians and teachers work together, and what effect teaching collaboration has on school library programs and students.

Skype (School Library Journal, January 2008) It's a Mad Mad Wordle (School Library Journal, July 2009) Ramping up Your Library Website (School Library Journal, January 2010) Empowering Students for Life (Multimedia Schools, March 2010) Everyday Advocacy (School Library Journal, August 2010) Checking Out the iPad (Multimedia Schools, November / December 2010) Librarians as Leaders (TechEdge, February 2011) E-Books: Just Jump In (Library Media Connection, Jan / Feb 2011) Tech Tools for Tough Times (TechEdge, November 2011) Learning Together: the Evolution of a 1:1 iPad program (Internet @Schools, January 2012) Backchanneling on the Front Burner (Library Media Connection, May / June 2012) Power of Gaming (Internet @ Schools Idea Watch column, May / June 2012) BYOT to the Library (Tech Edge, September 2012) Data Delivery: Getting the Story Out (Internet @ Schools Idea Watch column Sept 2012) iPads for Everyone (School Library Journal, October 2012) The 1:1 Experience (Internet @ Schools Idea Watch November / December 2012) Innobrarians: Librarians as Innovators (Internet @ Schools Idea Watch Jan / Feb 2013) From Professional Development to Personalized Learning (Library Media Connection Jan 2013) Live - Blogging Learning (Internet @ Schools Idea Watch March / April 2013) For E-books the Future is Now... Maybe (Internet @ Schools May / June 2013) Project Advocacy column: What are We Afraid Of?

Kari Arfstrom, Executive Director, Flipped Learning Network Pat Semple, Upper School Librarian & Academic Center Media Specialist, Bullis School Prime question is — What is the best use of your class time?

This issue explores the exciting ways in which school librarians and teachers work together, and what effect teaching collaboration has on school library programs and students.

What professional development can school librarians provide to help colleagues acquire the knowledge and skills to use technology effectively to improve instruction and student achievement?

I think this is an extremely valid issue to raise as I know, for example, many school librarians I work with wonder what this means about the books on their shelves.

If you agree with these library leaders - people who know from their day - to - day work with students of all ages and abilities - that CPS school librarians should be restored to all 4 out of 4 libraries in Chicago Public Schools, take the next step and tell the Chicago Board of Education what you think.

There are some amazing school librarians that are doing good work and I know they're familiar with information literacy and what that means.

School librarians encourage reading and protect their students» right to read; but what if one of the students is blind, partially sighted, is physically unable to turn the pages of books, or has a reading disability that prevents reading print normally?

Ask the school librarian what you can do to help get out the word about the effectiveness of the school library and its programs.

Ask the school librarian what you can do to help publicize the effectiveness of the school library and its programs.

Often times during my forty year career as a public school librarian I had to reflect upon what my profession's purpose was.

Topic: This ISTE School Librarians / EveryLibrary webinar is designed to give you insights on what you can do to get started quickly on a campaign to safeguard your own position or budget, or to get organized across a district when cuts are threatened.

What I wouldn't give if the standard that I was measured against were based on the same fluffy core beliefs set by the American Association of School Librarians.

Take a look at another one - pager, A Guide for School Librarians: What School Library Standards Mean to Educators: Getting Started with the National School Library Standards.

Moynihan told the school librarians in the audience, «I want to thank you for what you do.

What is student agency and why is it important to our practice as school librarians?

-LSB-...] Why school librarians matter: What years of research tell us — kappanonline.org.

What challenges will school librarians face five, ten, and fifteen years down the road?

Law librarians at Stanford Law School blog about what they've learned and continue to discover about the ins and outs of legal research.

I do not think we need to add draconian professional regulation, but imagine what would happen if, in addition to a librarian and clinician on every ABA law school inspection committee, we had a sociologist or other social scientist examining the data on careers, the preparation that students have for the careers that they will pursue, and the quality of the teaching and evaluation assessment related generally to the third apprenticeship.

In Friday's episode of Law Librarian Conversations podcast, we talked with two social media - savvy third year law school students to get a dose of reality on what they think about social networking, online communication, legal research and practice skills.

This is an issue I have been discussing over the last several years with research lawyers, law school faculty and librarians and have heard frequently that many young lawyers and students do not know what a reported decision is.

As the Acting Dean of the School of Library and Information Studies at Berkeley at that time, my voice was one of many who called for a librarian to lead what amounts to the national library of the United States.

Librarians in law schools obviously carry out legal research and offer legal research instruction, but what about also business schools, or other university departments such as social or political science?