On 27 Feb 2004 at 9:38, Deborah Davis wrote:
> I have thought about making some posters with word lists for students to
> use. Is there a "subject list" anywhere that might point me in the
> right direction. My students even have trouble finding fiction that
> they want. They search for "scary" books and get no hits. Any ideas?
At my grad school, they used to leave copies of the LC Subject
headings in the room with the new computerized catalogs so
that patrons could check subject headings.
Now, I usually pass on our old "Sears" book to one of the
elementary schools in our district, but if you don't have
someone waiting for yours, you might try that. It would
even have the advantage of having your personalized
headings already pencilled in!
Kathryn
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Kathryn Frech, Librarian
Seton Catholic Central H.S.,
Binghamton, NY USA
kfrech@syrdiocese.org
http://www.tier.net/~scclibrary/
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