principal's guide to teacher-librarians
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Learning is forever.
The Hubof the School
A Principal's GuideTo Teacher-
Librarians
The libraryis not just a placeto getstuff, it is a place to make
stuff, collaborate on and sharestuff. Not a grocery store, but a
kitchen!
Joyce Valenza, Librarian
Works Cited
American Association of School Librarians
and Association for Educational
Communication and
Technology. Information Power: Building
PartnershipsforLearning. Chicago: AmericanLibrary Association, 1998.
Brown, Ian. "Opinions ." The Globe and
Mail. N.p., 20 May 2011. Web. 5 June 2011.
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Church, Audrey P.. "Leverage Your Library
Program: What an Administrator Needs to
Know."Library Media Connection Mar.
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Government of Ontario. The Road Ahead:
First Report of the Education Improvement
Commission. August 1997
Valenza, Joyce Kasman. "Manifesto for 21st
Century School Librarians." Voice of YouthAdvocates. E. L. Kurdyla Publishing LLC,
n.d. Web. 6 June 2011.
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The Globe & Mailonwhy a digital world needslibraries more than ever
The source of information you'reusing, the evaluation of that source,how you use it, how you respect it andcite it that's all what we callinformational literacy. Carole Moore,librarian, quoted by Ian Brown
You, on the other hand, have to
write a paper about the self in Hamlet.Try Googling that without the help of aprofessional librarian: 12.3 millionresults. Ian Brown
I think it's the idea of a library as aplace to think that inspires people. Andthe fact that there's a community ofother people there, also trying to think.
- Carol Moore, quoted by Ian Brown
The physical library is oftendismissed as replaceable, on thetheory that digitized material takes upless space than books, and can beaccessed from anywhere. That wouldbe possible, maybe, if the peopleaccessing the material were also
digital, and had no need for a humancommunity of thinkers. Ian Brown
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