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Produktbild: The School Library Manager

The School Library Manager Leading Through Change

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Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

7 - 17 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

15.06.2023

Verlag

Bloomsbury USA

Seitenzahl

408

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/17.8/2.5 cm

Gewicht

839 g

Auflage

7th Revised edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4408-7929-6

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Altersempfehlung

7 - 17 Jahr(e)

Erscheinungsdatum

15.06.2023

Verlag

Bloomsbury USA

Seitenzahl

408

Maße (L/B/H)

25.1/17.8/2.5 cm

Gewicht

839 g

Auflage

7th Revised edition

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-1-4408-7929-6

Herstelleradresse

Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Produktbild: The School Library Manager

  • Preface, Sharon Coatney
    Acknowledgments
    Introduction
    Part I: In the Beginning:
    1. Becoming a School Librarian
    Essential Questions
    Choosing This Career
    Where Do You Belong?
    A Day in the Life of an Elementary School Librarian
    A Day in the Life of a Middle School Librarian
    A Day in the Life of a High School Librarian
    A Day in the Life of a (Multi-School) Middle/High School Librarian
    School Librarian Competencies
    Choosing a Pre-Service School Library Education Program
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Note
    2. From Then to Now
    Essential Questions
    History of Education in the United States
    The Education Environment in the 21st Century
    Restructuring and Administration
    Standardized Testing
    Challenges with Charter Schools, Home Schooling, and Vouchers
    Remote and Hybrid Learning
    History of School Libraries in the United States
    The School Library Environment Today
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    3. Getting That Position
    Essential Questions
    License/Credential to Practice
    How to Find a Job
    What to Prepare for the Job Hunt
    Interviewing for the Position
    Coping with Reality
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    Part II: Going to Work:
    4. Beginning the Job
    Essential Question
    Getting Started
    Finding Out Who Supervises Your Work
    Finding Out About Your School Board
    Finding Out About Your Superintendent
    Finding Out About Parents and Caregivers
    Finding Out About Your Building-Level Administrators
    Finding Out About Your Teacher Colleagues
    Finding Out About Additional Friends with Powers: School Facilitators
    Finding Out About Your School Culture
    Finding Out About the Learning Environment
    Finding Out About Your Digital Assets and Considering Other Front Doors
    Finding Out About Your OPAC
    Finding Out About Daily Operations
    Finding Out About Library Staff
    Finding Out About Your Students
    When Students Arrive
    Getting Ready for Orientation
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    5. The Education Program
    Essential Questions
    Reading
    Ready Access to a Good Book Helps Improve Reading Skills
    Commercial Reading Incentive Programs and Suggestions to Encourage Reading
    Sharing Reading and Curriculum Research
    The Education Program and the Curriculum
    Analyzing Teaching Methods
    Helping Enhance Teacher Assessments
    Understanding the Learner
    Understanding Curriculum
    Inquiry-Driven Learning
    Making Inquiry Happen
    Inquiry Learning Models
    Beyond the Curriculum
    The School Librarian as Teacher
    Formal Lesson Plans
    Anchor Charts
    Teaching All Kinds of Literacies
    The School Librarian in the Classroom and the School Library as a Classroom
    Current Awareness and Research Support for Teachers and Administrators
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    6. Assessment and Evaluation
    Essential Questions
    Who Evaluates Your Work?
    Standards-Based Evaluation
    Evaluating and Reflecting on Your Own Work
    On Counting
    Defining Terms
    The Problem with Numbers
    Deciding What to Measure
    Evidence to Promote Growth
    On Collecting Local Evidence of Practice
    Leveraging Your Camera for Evidence of Practice
    Assessing Student Learning
    Educators and Action Research
    Documenting Your Role as Lead Teacher
    Evidence for Practice
    Evaluation as an Awareness Device
    Appraising the Facility
    At the End of the Year: The Importance of Reporting
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    7. Planning and Management for Growth
    Essential Questions
    Policy Statement and Needs Assessment
    Goals and Objectives
    Organizing
    Systematic Feedback and Adjustments
    Planning for Growth
    Scheduling the School Library
    Digital Calendars and Daily Plans
    Budget
    The Development of District Budgets
    The Fiscal Year
    Acquiring Resources: The Purchasing Process
    Purchasing Materials
    Selecting Equipment
    Cost Accountability and Return on Investment (ROI)
    Cost Accountability
    ROI
    Writing Proposals to Expand Programs
    Developing the Statement of Needs
    Preparing Goals and Objectives
    Establishing the Plan of Action
    Planning for Evaluation
    Deciding the Dissemination
    Describing Local Resources
    Building the Budget
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    8. Library Spaces
    Essential Questions
    Background Thinking on Spaces
    Changing Spaces
    The Learning Commons Model
    First Impressions
    A Culture of Accessibility
    Engaging with Your Space
    Making Room for Making
    Factors That Affect Use of Space
    Creating Flexible Zones
    Rearranging Your Facility
    Remodeling the Facility
    Planning New Facilities
    Storing and Moving a School Library
    Branding Your Space
    On a Serious Note: Safety
    Ensuring the Integrity of Library Space
    Staying Positive
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    9. Curating Your Collection for Growth
    Essential Questions
    The Collection: Moving Beyond Print
    The Life Cycle of Your Collection
    Selection and Reconsideration Policies
    Intellectual Freedom and the Right to Access Information
    Privacy and Intellectual Freedom
    What to Do in Case of a Challenge
    What CIPA Requires
    Copyright and Fair Use
    Preservation and Archival Functions
    Building and Maintaining the Resource Collection
    Organizing Information
    Evaluating Your Collection
    Acquisition: Selecting Materials
    Curating the Web
    Deselection of Materials (Weeding)
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    10. Managing and Partnering with Personnel
    Essential Questions
    The Library Advisory Committee
    Analyzing Your Leadership and Collaborative Style
    Library Staff
    Standards-Based Evaluation
    Hiring Staff
    Practicum Students
    Support Staff in the Library
    Students and Their Library
    Teachers and the Library
    Administrators and the Library
    Parents and the Library
    Friends of the Library and Student Staff or Volunteers
    The Community and the Library
    Relationships with Other Types of Libraries
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    PART III: KEEPING UP
    11. Leading through Technology
    Essential Questions
    Role of Librarians as Technology Leaders
    Types of Technologies School Librarians Use and Integrate
    Thinking About Software and Applications
    Intellectual Property
    Copyright
    Creative Commons
    Fair Use
    Opportunities for Connected Experiences, Global Connections, and Participation
    Immersive Reality
    Makerspaces
    Engaging Students in Technology Leadership
    Librarians and Digital-Age Learning: Social Media and Digital Citizenship
    Regulations Relating to Student Privacy and Safety
    Models for Examining the Impact of Technologies on Learning
    Impact of Technologies on Instruction
    On Curation
    Curation and Subscription Databases
    Curating OER
    Curating Your Library's Virtual Presence
    Website Accessibility Matters
    Other Technology Staff and Possible Turf Issues
    Getting a Seat and Making a Difference at the Tech Table
    Finding Your People
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    12. Professional Development
    Essential Questions
    Personal Learning Networks (PLNs)
    Blogs
    Podcasts
    Twitter
    Facebook
    YouTube
    Visual Social Media Curation Platforms
    Pinterest
    Instagram
    TikTok
    Wakelet
    Webinars
    Workshops and Institutes
    Your Local School District
    Professional Learning Communities (PLCs)
    Planning Professional Development
    Professional Associations
    Education Associations and Events
    Library Associations and Networks
    International Associations
    Certifications as Professional Development Opportunities
    Journals to Know
    Leading Professional Learning
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    13. Advocacy
    Essential Questions
    Changing Perceptions Through Public Relations
    Marketing
    What to Market
    How to Market
    PR or Promotion Ideas
    Preparing Presentations
    Advocacy to Activism
    School Librarians and the Political Process
    Lobbying at Home
    Mini Presentation: The Elevator Speech
    Reaching School Boards, Parents, and the Community
    State and National Legislative Lobbying
    School Librarians as Politicians and Elected Officials
    School Librarians: Advocating in the Global Community
    Collecting the Evidence
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    Part IV: Looking Forward:
    14. The Future
    Essential Questions
    Connecting the Dots
    Connecting the Chapters of This Book to Change
    The Future Is Yours and The Future Is You
    Some Advice from Your Authors
    Key Takeaways
    Challenges to Promote Growth
    Notes
    Additional Resources
    Appendix A: Mindset for School Library Innovators
    Appendix B: Interview Questions for School Librarians
    Appendix C: List of Student Volunteer Activities
    Appendix D: Messaging: The Elevator Speech or Signature Pitch
    Appendix E: Journals to Know
    Appendix F: Article for the Los Angeles Times
    Appendix G: A School Librarian's Desert Island Toolkit
    Appendix H: Librarian Checklist of Reminders
    Appendix I: Your Library Website: It's a Destination, Not a Brochure!
    Index
    About the Authors