Hi everyone! I have a huge project ahead of me this year. My 500's section
at my high school is ancient (*average* copyright in 1973). I anticipate
throwing the entire section out (well, 99% of it!) and spending almost my
entire budget NEXT year on rebuilding it. I've invoked my science teachers
to help because science is not my strong point. Can any one recommend good
selection tools for science books that I can share with them? I'm looking at
all kinds of resources -- bringing vendors in with samples, typical review
sources and also criteria for evaluating science books!
Also, if anybody has bought MUST HAVE science books for their high school
recently, I'd love to add those titles to our lists!
Thanks!
I'll post a hit in a few weeks (I imagine this will take a while!)
Terri
Terri Lent
Librarian
Patrick Henry High School
Ashland, Va.
tlent@aol.com
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Kathleen Norris
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