[LM_NET] HIT: ELEM: Professional Collection

[Emily Peterson <k2ree@HOTMAIL.COM>]

As requested here is a hit of replies received regarding our professional
collection:
Emily Peterson
LMS
East Moriches Elementary School
k2ree@optonline.net

We have a book study group that meets at our school. We read a different
book each quarter and meet 3-4 times to discuss. We each get a copy of
the book and a copy is also purchased for our Professional Collection.
Some of the titles are:
        We Can't Teach what We Don't Know by Gary Howard
        Control Theory by William Glasser
        Other People's Children by Lisa Delpit
        Saving Childhood by Michael and Diane Medved
        Because of the Kids: Facing Racial and Cultural Differences in
Schools by Jennifer Obidah, Karen Manheim Teel
        A Fine Balance by Rohinton Mistry
        Odd Girl Out by Rachel Simmons
        Children of the Dream
        Young, Black and Gifted
        Why are all of the Black kids Sitting Together in the Cafeteria
        Punished by Rewards by Alfie Kohn
        Enhancing Professional Practice -- Danielson
        Conversations by Regie Routman

And so much much more -- this is just a tiny snippet of the things on
our shelf.

Jessica Morgan
Media/Technology Coordinator
Harambee Elementary School


I'd have some of Harry Wong's work in the collection.

Copyright for Schools by Carol simpson
Collaborating to meet standards: Teacher Librarian Partnerships  by Toni
Buzzeo

Runnig a School Library Media Center by Stein and Brown

The newest APA manual and MLA manual

You must buy the copyright text by
Simpson; it answers every copyright question and fair use.

Pamela Thompson
Library Media Specialist
Ernesto Serna
Dual Language School
grades pre-k--8
pthomp@sisd.net


Lucy Calkins books are used a lot. The Dale Seymour (publisher) book,
Critical thinking activities in patterns, imagery, logic for grades 4-6 is a
favorite of the gifted education teacher.
You WILL post a hit, I hope?



Hi Emily,

At the elementary level, Collaborating to Meet Standards: Teacher/Librarian
Partnerships K-6 by Toni Buzzeo would benefit both you and your classroom
teachers in offering 19 collaborative units as well as the history and
philosophy of collaborative practice.

:>
Toni


Hello Emily,

Here is a list of professional resources, that may interest you:

1. "The Vision," of Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning.
Copyright © 1998 American Library Association and Association for
Educational Communications and Technology. ISBN 0-8389-3470-6.

2. Resource Guides for School Library Media Program Development
http://www.ala.org/aasl/resources/index.html


3. Internet Public Library
http://www.ipl.org/

4. Librarian's Index to the Internet
http://www.lii.org


Hope they're useful,

Betty Davis

Binding and Processing Department

New York Public Library

daviseyes@hotmail.com



We are a middle school, but there has been HUGE teacher demand for Queen
Bees and Wannabes by Rosalind Wiseman.


Dave Wee, Librarian
Harvard-Westlake Middle School
Ext. 270

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