Flex access

[Megan Volmer <volmerm@FORT-MILL.K12.SC.US>]

This is in response to bevday@metro.k12.mn.us.  At least that is what I
copied but it came back undeliverable.  Hope this helps.
I am currently in  a fixed schedule elementary.  The past two years I was
in a high school so naturally it was a flexible schedule.  A great book on
flex access is "Flexible Access Library Media Programs" by Jan Buchanan. It
is published by Libraries Unlimited and the ISBN is 0-87287-834-1.

I am in the process of crusading for flexible access.  I think the greatest
thing is more curriculum integration.  Library skills can be so boring for
the kids as well as the librarian.    Flex access does give more time for
students to learn variousl technologies.  The three schools that I have
been a part of have had much more technology than teachers know how to use.
Flex schedule makes for a more interesting day even though the work load is
at least as tiring.

Good luck on finding information.

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Megan Volmer
Media Specialist
Fort Mill Elementary School
Fort Mill,  SC
volmerm@fort-mill.k12.sc.us
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