Allow me to recommend Linworth's books ( www.linworth.com ) --
they're all written by people who've actually DONE what they talk about -- and are
designed to be as reality-based and useful as possible.
The best 'survival' guide I've seen is their "Where Do I Start?"
book, with practical procedures and lists of additional resources.
--- On Tue 07/30, Patricia Hamilton wrote:
> Does anyone know of any good Media Skills "teacher" books that may include
>lesson ideas? How about good beginning school librarian "survival" guides? I
>have been checking out a few book companies - but I thought I'd better ask the
>pros!
Alice Yucht, Teacher-Librarian
Heritage Middle School, Livingston NJ
http://www.hmslibrary.info
author: FLIP it! an information skills strategy for student researchers (Linworth,
1997)
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