Re: Target :shelf reading schedule

["Irwin - Maureen S." <msirwin@UMD5.UMD.EDU>]

In the past I have used a simple clipboard and a sheet divided into
different sections.  Some people can shelfread fiction but don't want to
(and shouldn't!) read non-fiction if they have trouble with ordered
decimals.  Just have them tell where they started and ended, and have the
next person pick up where they left off.  That also gives them the option
of shelf reading one or two or six shelves at a time.  I myself can only
read for about 15 minutes before I get dizzy!

Maureen S. Irwin
Director of the Library
Rye Country Day School
Rye, N.Y.

msirwin@umd5.umd.edu    **Any book you have not read is a new book ;-)**

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