
Toward a 21st-Century School Library Media Program
by Rosenfeld, Esther; Loertscher, David V.; Achterman, Doug; Asselin, Marlene; Baule, Steven M.; Bishop, Kay; Braxton, Barbara; Brown, Carol A.; Bush, Gail; Cart, Michael; Church, Audrey P.; Dickinson, Gail; Doiron, Ray; Donham, Jean; Evarts, Lynn; Fiorelli,Rent Book
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Table of Contents
Learning Leadership: Collaboration | |
Building Teaching Partnerships: The Art of Collaboration | p. 2 |
America's Most Wanted: Teachers Who Collaborate | p. 10 |
Teacher and Teacher-Librarian Collaboration: Moving Toward Integration | p. 18 |
From Fixed to Flexible: Making the Journey | p. 26 |
What Works: Gauging the Impact of Teacher and Teacher-Librarian Collaboration | p. 33 |
Do Your Collaboration Homework | p. 35 |
What Works: Collaborative Program Planning and Teaching | p. 40 |
What Works: Collaboration Among School Specialists | p. 42 |
What Works: Building Collaborative Learning Communities | p. 44 |
Learning Leadership: Curriculum Design and Assessment | |
What Flavor Is Your School Library? The Teacher-Librarian as Learning Leader | p. 48 |
Assignments Worth the Effort: Questions Are Key | p. 55 |
Beyond the Bird Unit | p. 64 |
Focus on Understanding | p. 79 |
Working Smarter: Being Strategic About Assessment and Accountability | p. 87 |
Demystifying the Evaluation Process for Parents: Rubrics for Marking Student Research Projects | p. 98 |
Learning Leadership: Technology Integration | |
You Know You're a 21st-century Teacher-Librarian If ... | p. 104 |
The Digital School Library: A Worldwide Development and a Fascinating Challenge | p. 108 |
The Components of Successful Technologies | p. 118 |
The End of the Teacher-Librarian | p. 123 |
Something Wiki This Way Comes ... Are You Ready? | p. 129 |
InfoTech: An Info-Skills Workout: Wikis and CollaborativeWriting | p. 133 |
Literacy Links: Wikis and Student Writing | p. 139 |
Literacy Links: Wikis and Literacy Development | p. 143 |
Beyond Wikipedia | p. 148 |
Literacy Links: School Library Blogging | p. 154 |
Literacy Links: New Online Technologies for New Literacy Instruction | p. 158 |
InfoTech: Podcasting in the School Library, Part 1: Integrating Podcasts and Vodcasts Into Teaching and Learning | p. 163 |
InfoTech: Podcasting in the School Library, Part 2: Creating Powerful Podcasts With Your Students | p. 171 |
Info Tech: Want to Be My Friend? What You Need to Know About Social Technologies | p. 178 |
Open the Door and Let 'Em In | p. 184 |
Info Tech: Flash: Engaging Learners Through Animation, Interaction, and Multimedia | p. 188 |
Personal Computing: Keeping Up With RSS | p. 193 |
Info Tech: Turn Up the Music With Digital Technologies | p. 195 |
Info Tech: Open-Source Software in School Libraries | p. 202 |
Learning Leadership: 21st-century Skills | |
Graduating Students Who Are Not Only Learned But Also Learners | p. 210 |
Skills for the Knowledge Worker | p. 218 |
They Might Be Gurus | p. 226 |
The Generation Z Connection: Teaching Information Literacy to the Newest Net Generation | p. 235 |
Analyzing Student Search Strategies: Making a Case for Integrating Information Literacy Skills Into the Curriculum | p. 242 |
Critical Literacy: A Building Block Toward the Information Literate School Community | p. 249 |
Literacy Links: Supporting Comprehensive Literacy Instruction in Your School: Guiding the Inclusion of Information Literacy | p. 254 |
Literacy Links: Online Information Literacy: Moving From the Familiar to the New | p. 257 |
Learning Leadership: Literacy and Reading | |
Teacher-Librarian as Literacy Leader | p. 262 |
Literacy Links: Harry Potter and the Goblet of Motivation | p. 268 |
Mrs. Travis's Traveling Library: A Teacher-Librarian's Attempt to Gather Data About Reading Aloud to Students | p. 274 |
Challenging the Gender Divide: Improving Literacy for All | p. 281 |
Overcoming the Obstacle Course: A Look at Teenage Boys and Reading | p. 286 |
Where the Boys Are | p. 292 |
Boy Books, Girl Books: Should We Reorganize Our School Library Collections? | p. 299 |
Going Beyond the Debate: Using Technology and Instruction for a Balanced Reading Program | p. 303 |
Technology Meets Literature: Meeting Authors Through Their Blogs | p. 308 |
Literacy Links: New Literacies: Toward a Renewed Role of School Libraries | p. 311 |
Literacy Links: Dramatic School Library Literacy Programs | p. 314 |
Literacy Links: Visual Literacy and School Libraries | p. 318 |
Learning Leadership: Partnerships | |
Why Should Principals Promote School Libraries? | p. 322 |
Moving the Fence: Engaging Your Principal in Your School Library Program | p. 327 |
Administrator's Perspective: Helping Leaders to Learn: Teaching Principals About School Libraries | p. 334 |
Developing the Respect and Support of School Administrators | p. 337 |
Beyond the Frontline: Activating New Partnerships in Support of School Libraries | p. 345 |
Strategy: Working With Your School Board Members | p. 353 |
Catch Them (Preservice Teachers) While You Can! | p. 355 |
Learning Leadership: Issues and Management | |
The Seven Most Critical Challenges That Face Our Profession | p. 362 |
Using Data in the School Library | p. 367 |
Using Focus Group Interviews to Improve Library Services for Youth | p. 373 |
Marketing Reflections: Advocacy in Action | p. 380 |
Are Libraries (and Librarians) Heading Toward Extinction? | p. 386 |
How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner | p. 391 |
Bringing Vision to Practice: Planning and Provisioning the New Library Resource Center | p. 398 |
School Library Accessibility: The Role of Assistive Technology | p. 404 |
Corey's Story | p. 409 |
The School Library as Sanctuary | p. 412 |
Safe Haven: Libraries as Safe Havens for Teens | p. 416 |
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