I know that Information Powers in really interesting
program for today's libraries. I am getting my
Master's in Library Science and am just learning about
Information Power. My question is: how do you deal
with a principal that isn't up to date with
Information Powers and how would you go about
presenting this new information to him/her so that you
can start building your library around this program?
Amy Floyd
Special Ed. Teacher
Grant County Middle School
Dry Ridge, Ky
alf_41097@yahoo.com
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