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Leverage Your Library Program to Raise Test Scores A Guide for Library Media Specialists, Principals, Teachers, and Parents

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ISBN-10: 1586831208

ISBN-13: 9781586831202

Edition: 2003

Authors: Audrey P. Church

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List price: $44.95
Copyright year: 2003
Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing USA
Publication date: 1/1/2003
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 125
Size: 6.00" wide x 9.00" long x 0.29" tall
Weight: 0.440
Language: English

Acknowledgments
Introduction
The Research Says
A Professionally Trained, Full-Time Librarian
Adequate Support Staff
A Strong Library Collection
Student Access to Library Resources Both Within and Outside of Library Walls
A Library Media Specialist Who Is Knowledgeable About School Curriculum
A Library Media Specialist Who Communicates and Collaborates with Teachers
A Library Media Specialist Who Assists Teachers in Using Information Technology
A Library Media Specialist Who Teaches Students Information Literacy Skills
National Library Power Program: A Major Initiative of the Dewitt Wallace-Reader's Digest Fund
In Conclusion
What Administrators Should Know and Expect
Collaboration
Information Literacy
Information Technology
Reading
Program Administration
Leadership
And in Return
Resulting In
Administrator Self-Checklist
What Teachers Should Know and Expect: The Library Media Specialist as a Teacher
Your Library Media Specialist as a Teacher
The Research Process
Search Skills and Search Strategies
Effective Internet Use
Web Site Evaluation
Use of Databases
Working with Information (Narrowing, Note Taking, Paraphrasing)
Citation of Sources
Information Literacy Standards
To Teach Not Only Your Students but Also You?
Assistance in Search Strategies
Effective Use of Instructional and Information Technology
What Teachers Should Know and Expect: The Library Media Specialist as an Instructional Partner and an Information Specialist
Your Library Media Specialist as an Instructional Partner
Overview of Students--Across Grades and in a Different Setting
Promotion of Reading
Reinforcement, Clarification, and Expansion of Classroom Instruction
Team Teaching--Planning, Teaching, Evaluating
Your Library Media Specialist as an Information Specialist
Professionally: Connect You to Free Online Courses
Professionally: Answer Questions About Copyright
Professionally: Provide Professional Resources
Instructionally: Provide Connections to Web Sites
Instructionally: Provide Connections to Popular Authors
Instructionally: Provide Resources to Teach Standards
Instructionally: Build the Collection to Meet Curricular Needs
And in Return?
What Parents Should Know and Expect
Reading
Information Literacy
Information Technology
The Four C's
And What from You?
What Library Media Specialists Need to Do
Collaboration
Information Literacy
Information Technology
Reading
Program Administration
Leadership
And the Winner Is
How Much Will Test Scores Rise?
From an Administrator's Perspective
From a Teacher's Perspective
From a Library Media Specialist's Perspective
Final Thoughts
Appendixes
Chronological Summary of the Research Studies
Sample Planning and Unit Evaluation Forms
Collaborative Unit Planning Sheet
Teacher/Library Media Specialist Evaluation of a Collaboratively Taught Unit
Sample Pathfinders
Prince Edward County Elementary School Library
Manchester High School Library
Principal Brochures, Virginia Department of Education
A Guide for Elementary School Principals: Academic Success @ your library
A Guide for Middle School Principals: Academic Success @ your library
A Guide for Secondary School Principals: Academic Success @ your library
References
For Further Reading
Index
About the Author