This professional primer provides the blueprint to help you create a school library program, covering all aspects of library management such as budgeting, eBook use, purchasing, and teacher collaboration. Advice and strategies from experts in the field will help you master collection development, library administration, recruitment, and staffing.
This professional primer provides the blueprint to help you create a school library program, covering all aspects of library management such as budgeting, eBook use, purchasing, and teacher collaboration. Advice and strategies from experts in the field will help you master collection development, library administration, recruitment, and staffing.
Claire Gatrell Stephens, EdS, is a school librarian in the Orange County Public School system in Orlando, FL. Patricia Franklin is a National Board Certified Teacher and school librarian at Timber Creek High School in Orlando, FL.
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CONTENTS Preface Part I. Day-to-Day Basics Chapter 1: Your Role as a School Library/Media Specialist Chapter 2: Understanding Library Organization Chapter 3: Circulation Policies and Mechanics Chapter 4: Using Media Management Systems Chapter 5: Scheduling: Philosophy and Practicality Chapter 6: Staffing Your School Library Chapter 7: Arranging Your School Library Part II. The School Librarian as Teacher/Collaborator Chapter 8: Identifying Standards - State and National Chapter 9: Developing and Promoting Your Library Program Chapter 10: Research and You Chapter 11: Television Production and You Part III. Long-Term Vision Chapter 12: Collection Development Chapter 13: Resources for the Journey Chapter 14: Budgeting and Purchasing Chapter 15: Cataloging and Processing Part IV. Equipping Your Library/Media Center Chapter 16: Equipped to Run! Appendix A: National Level Professional Organizations Appendix B: State Level Professional Organizations Appendix C: Helpful Resources Appendix D: Awards for Children and Young Adult Literature Appendix E: Library 101 Vocabulary: A Glossary of Terms Index
CONTENTS Preface Part I. Day-to-Day Basics Chapter 1: Your Role as a School Library/Media Specialist Chapter 2: Understanding Library Organization Chapter 3: Circulation Policies and Mechanics Chapter 4: Using Media Management Systems Chapter 5: Scheduling: Philosophy and Practicality Chapter 6: Staffing Your School Library Chapter 7: Arranging Your School Library Part II. The School Librarian as Teacher/Collaborator Chapter 8: Identifying Standards - State and National Chapter 9: Developing and Promoting Your Library Program Chapter 10: Research and You Chapter 11: Television Production and You Part III. Long-Term Vision Chapter 12: Collection Development Chapter 13: Resources for the Journey Chapter 14: Budgeting and Purchasing Chapter 15: Cataloging and Processing Part IV. Equipping Your Library/Media Center Chapter 16: Equipped to Run! Appendix A: National Level Professional Organizations Appendix B: State Level Professional Organizations Appendix C: Helpful Resources Appendix D: Awards for Children and Young Adult Literature Appendix E: Library 101 Vocabulary: A Glossary of Terms Index
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