Re: GEN: How we can be useful to teachers

[Donna Steel Cook <donnacook@mailcity.com>]

The librarian should be sending teachers attractive information about new books and 
materials as they arrive.

The librarian should be coming to their classrooms to teach students how to more 
easily get their research assignments accomplished.

The librarian should be running some kind of reading promotion at all times.

The librarian should be displaying student work in the library.

The librarian should be ordering everything the teachers ask for that they need for 
instruction (as much as the budget will allow).

The librarian should be manipulating MARC records and equipment so that more things 
are more easily accessible.

The librarian should be making sure the library is open from the time teachers must 
arrive on campus to time for them to go home--if not more.

The librarian should be writing Project Pathfinders for research assignments so 
that students and teachers know what kinds of materials to look for in the library.

The librarian should be composing and maintaing a webpage on the school site so 
that students and teachers can search with confidence.

Is that enough?
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Donna Cook, Nacogdoches, Texas :
Teacher/Librarian Central High;
District Coordinator, Central ISD;
Library Consultant, Douglass ISD;
"Minister of Information" First Baptist.
donnacook@mailcity.com
409-853-9345





On Tue, 4 Apr 2000 20:54:25    C & A Laferla wrote:
>Dear Netters...How are YOU!!!
>
>I am asking your help...as usual!
>I will be sharing with 50 teachers of my school about How a Librarian
>can help them in their work.
>I think, most of you know the story!! The good thing about my school is
>that my principal supPorts me always in library matters.
>So may I ask you to send me any material  - articles - your own
>convictions - about this subject.  If you have articles and would like
>to send them as an attachment please do so.
>
>TIA for ALL you you wonderful people
>
>Claudio Laferla - Librarian
>St. Martin's College
>Middle/High School
>Malta - Europe
>clant@melita.net
>
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