TARGET: Librarian as 'gifted student' advisor

[Robert Hiebert <rhiebert@SD6.BC.CA>]

Hello All,

I seek your collective wisdom.

I am the librarian in a high school (grade 8 to 12) of 500 students. My
principal would like me to act as advisor-at-need for about a dozen students
identified as 'gifted'. These students would occasionally absent themselves from
a class to work independently on a project in the library. They would turn to me
for assistance/inspiration when needed, but otherwise they would work on their
own (much like the students who study in the library on their spares).

If anyone has experience with a system like this I would be most interested to
hear your comments. Thanks.

Regards,
Robert


Robert Hiebert
Librarian, Golden Secondary School
www.gsslibrary.net
Fax: 250 344 7116
library@gsslibrary.net

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