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Hello,

Does anyone have any tips for how to manage, preserve, file the incredible volume 
of good ideas posted here daily?  Do you print and file hard copies?  Copy/paste 
parts and save in various word files?  Use online storage or a wiki?  

Please respond to directly to me.
Thanks!


Sarah C. Ducharme
Grade 8 Humanities teacher

ASIB, Budapest, Hungary
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Topics in this special issue:

  1. Maus and the Opposite Message
  2. Ideas for UIL play
  3. Stumper
  4. HIT:  Funny books for summer reading
  5. TAR: best tech magazine (2)
  6. TAR: Teacher interference and book choices? a bit long
  7. TAR: Hospital in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
  8. HIT: childhood memoirs books

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 09:55:27 -0500
From:    LUCY McLEOD <mcleodl@BNET1.BANGORSD.ORG>
Subject: Maus and the Opposite Message

Hello. This is an unusual query, but at my 7-8 grade middle school, some =
students are checking out the Maus books by Art Spiegelman to copy the =
swastika on the cover and use other art in the books to make art. My
asst. principal came to talk to me about it today and I said I would do =
some research and ask all of you
for suggestions about how to deal with this. I don't want to single the =
students out but also want to
think of a way for them to understand what Art Spiegelman was saying in =
the books. The students who
are borrowing the books are, I feel almost certain, not reading them, but =
using them for the art and some even believe the "Holocaust doubters." Why =
waste an opportunity to possibly open some eyes, in other words. Or  by =
addressing it, am I making it too big a deal. Thanks for any thoughts.



Lucy McLeod
Librarian/Media Specialist
Bangor Area Middle School
Bangor, PA
mcleodl@bangorsd.org
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"It is not often that someone comes along who is a true friend and a good =
writer. Charlotte was both."--E.B. White, Charlotte's Web

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 10:06:06 -0600
From:    Trista Falcon <trista.falcon@TROYISD.ORG>
Subject: Ideas for UIL play

Our One Act Play sponsor needs play ideas for the UIL contest. What play
is your school doing?

=20

Trista Falcon, MLIS

District Librarian

Troy High School, Troy, Texas

trista.falcon@troyisd.org <mailto:trista.falcon@troyisd.org>=20

Hook 'Em Horns!

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 08:15:18 -0500
From:    Jody B Logsdon <jodyblogsdon@AOL.COM>
Subject: Stumper

A colleague is looking for:

"a book about Corky Fire Truck that was published about 30 years ago. It was=
given to needy children by a charity organization. It was my son's favorite=
book and he wants a copy for his daughter..."

Thank you for any help!

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 16:53:53 +0000
From:    Marilyn  Kulkarni <mask1@COMCAST.NET>
Subject: HIT:  Funny books for summer reading

Here are the suggestions that were went to me when I asked for funny books for 
summer reading.  Thanks to everyone.
Marilyn Kulkarni Librarian
Brandywine High School
Wilmington, DE  
mask1@comcast.net

24 Girls in 7 Days
The Earth, My Butt, and Other Big Round Things
Speak (more of a dark humor) 
Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle 
Stop Café. and Daisy Fay and the Miracle Man by Fannie Flagg

Terry Pratchett’s Discworld series is good—and funny. 
Harris and Me by Gary Paulsen.
Curious incident of the dog in the nighttime by Mark Hasson

Sleeping Freshmen Never Lie by David Lubar
I was a Non-Blonde Cheerleader by Kieran Scott
Finding Lubchenko by Simmons - Funny and clever
Bucking the Sarge by Curtis - both funny and serious
Anansi boys by Gaiman - might be a bit mature for requiring it -
Dunk by Lubar - loved it
Field Guide to High School by Walsh - might need to check this one, too
Cheaper by the dozen by Frank and Ernestine Gilbreth
Slam by Nick Hornby
The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 12:00:10 -0500
From:    Maureen Mooney <mm9161@ALBANY.EDU>
Subject: TAR: best tech magazine

What do you think is the best technology magazine -- either in print or on
the web -- that keeps you informed about the latest and greatest or one
that gives lesson ideas on how to use tech. in your program?

thanks for any suggestions,


Maureen Mooney, LMS
Caroline Street School
Saratoga Springs, NY
mm9161@albany.edu

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 08:57:58 -0800
From:    Doyle_Tony <tdoyle@MUHSD.K12.CA.US>
Subject: Re: TAR: Teacher interference and book choices? a bit long

School librarians absolutely do act "in loco parentis" (as does every schoo=
l employee).  If a parent doesn't want a child to have certain books then w=
e should make an honest effort to support that parent.  At least the parent=
isn't trying to ban the book from the school.

Tony

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I am interested in what others have to say about it.  I had a situation
along those lines last year.

A boy checked out a manga drawing book and pointed out a scantily dressed
cartoon female character to his classmates, causing disruption in the
class.  The third grade teacher pointed it out to me and asked if I thought
it was appropriate for 3rd grade.  I explained that as a parent I may or ma=
y
not feel it appropriate but that I was trained not to make those judgements
for his parents.  The teacher responded that it probably would be ok with
this particular child's parent. I then added that as a teacher she had a
right to dicatate what was appropriate for her classroom and could make tha=
t
decision.  To illustrate the point, I mentioned that another teacher (her
best friend in fact) could not stand Captain Underpants and would not allow
it in her classroom.  The teacher in front of me then went on to defend
Captain Underpants and I pointed out to her this is why librarians don't
remove books from collections, etc.

In library school I was taught that librarians are not in loco parentis and
should not make decisions about a child's reading materials.  Therefore, as
a public librarian I never interfered with a child's choice no matter what
because I was not in loco parentis.

In a school setting, I understand that the school is in loco parentis,
however, I have maintained that as a librarian I am not where as the
classroom teacher is and has the responsibility to determine what is
appropriate for her/his classroom.   Some years I've been teacher prep
coverage, some years not.  I have always maintained that one reason I shoul=
d
not be coverage is that it is almost a conflict of interest for me to make
book selection decisions for students where as a classroom teacher had ever=
y
right too.

The teacher's directive should come from the teacher to the student directl=
y
and you should not have to be the go between.  If the teacher does not stay
with you and the child goes for books that the classroom teacher does not
want, the teacher can confiscate the book.

I will also allow students to check things out for home that teachers do no=
t
allow in their classroom as long as their parents allow them to visit the
library after school and are willing to accept that I will not interfere
with book selection choices.

BTW.  I love Captain Underpants.  I think he has saved many a boy (and
probably girls) from hating reading for life and I wish your parent could
understand that.  In the end though she is the parent.
--
Kristina Fallon, LMS
Robert Morris School, k-8
So Bound Brook, NJ
librarychickie@gmail.com
"Only the educated are free." - Epictus, (Greek-born, Roman slave and
philosopher- 55 AD - 135 AD)


On 12/4/08, Jennie <jennieteacher@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I am getting "directives" from teachers on what books certain children ca=
n
> and cannot check out. One parent told a teacher that the Library should n=
o
> longer let their son check out "Captain Underpants". I stupidly agreed to
> deal with it.
>
> It was a horrible experience! The child happily ran to the shelf with his
> favorite books are, when I stepped in and first tried to distract, sugges=
t,
> implore, and finally removed the book from him. He went into hysterics (m=
ay
> be other issues at play here as well). But, what have I done to him and t=
he
> others in the class???
>
> I am sure this is an "oldie, but a goodie" debate that I have just
> discovered in my career.
>
> *Where does everyone stand on the issue of "teacher interference and book
> choices"? *
>
>
>
>
>
>
> Jennie Scott-McKenzie
> EY-12 Library Media Specialist
> International School of Belgrade, Serbia
> IB World School
> jennieteacher@gmail.com
> jmckenzie@isb.rs
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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 11:16:54 -0600
From:    Naomi Bates <nbates@NISDTX.ORG>
Subject: Re: TAR: best tech magazine

I LOVE PC Magazine because it not only does reviews of the best in
technology, but also posts relevant websites I may not have heard of.  
The other I absolutely am devoted to can only be found in Texas.  It's
the TechEdge magazine printed by the Texas Computer Education
Association.  Here's a link to it: 
http://www.tcea.org/publications/TechEdge/Pages/Current.aspx 



Naomi Bates
Northwest High School Library 
Justin, Texas 
nbates@nisdtx.org
817-215-0203


>>> Maureen Mooney <mm9161@ALBANY.EDU> 12/4/2008 11:00 AM >>>
What do you think is the best technology magazine -- either in print or
on
the web -- that keeps you informed about the latest and greatest or
one
that gives lesson ideas on how to use tech. in your program?

thanks for any suggestions,


Maureen Mooney, LMS
Caroline Street School
Saratoga Springs, NY
mm9161@albany.edu 

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 12:20:34 -0500
From:    Carrie Fox Fox <foxc@SPARKSD.ORG>
Subject: TAR: Hospital in One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest

Does anyone know the name of the Hospital that One Flew Over the
Cuckoo's Nest takes place in?  Is it even mentioned?

Any help is appreciated!

Carrie Fox
Librarian 
South Park High School
South Park, PA
foxc@sparksd.org

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Date:    Thu, 4 Dec 2008 11:30:13 -0600
From:    "Adame, Shiloh" <shiloh.adame@D300.ORG>
Subject: HIT: childhood memoirs books

I got tons of great responses. Thanks so much.
Childhood memoir picture books.

HIT

Almost all of Patricia Polacco's books are memoirs.

All the Places To Love by Patricia Maclachlan

The Sea Chest by Toni Buzzeo is a story-within-a-story in which an old woma=
n remembers her life growing up on a lighthouse island and the arrival of h=
er baby sister in a sea chest.

Truman Capote's "A Christmas Memory," is a wonderful story, easily availabl=
e in picture book form.

26 Fairmont Avenue by Tomie dePaola - really enjoyed this book myself

How about the Art Class by Tommie DePaola?

Patricia Polacco books such as The Trees of the Dancing Goats, Betty
Doll, etc. are from her childhood. Also One Thousand Tracings by Lita
Judge is a wonderful memoir of her family helping WWII refuges in
Europe.

Tomie dePaola has a few books -- his autobiographies are memoirs of his chi=
ldhood written as fiction books, but my favorite picture book by him is "Th=
e Art Lesson" when he tells about his struggles to create his own artistic =
style in elementary school.

El Chino by Allen Say



Song and Dance Man      Ackerman
The Two of Them Aliki
Air mail to the Moon    Bir
More than Anything Else Bradby
The Summer my Father was Ten    Brisson
Butterfly House Bunting
Secret Place    Bunting
So Far from the Sea     Bunting
Wednesday Surprise      Bunting
Your Move       Bunting
Nana Upstairs & Nana Downstairs DePaola
Wilfrid Gordon McDonald Partridge       Fox
The Lotus Seed  Garland
My Mother has a Dancing Heart   Gray
Grandpa's Face  Greenfield
My Great-Aunt Arizona  (Biography - Hughes)     Houston
Aunt Flossie's Hats (and Crab Cakes Later)      Howard
Virgie Goes to School with Us Boys      Howard
Earthquake      Lee
Nim and the War Effort  Lee
I Gave My Mother a Castle    (811 LIT)  Little
All the Places to Love  MacLachlan
Through Grandpa's eyes  MacLachlan
What You Know First     MacLachlan
The Potato Man  McDonald
Molly Bannaky   McGill
The Rag Coat    Mills
Uncle Ted's Barbershop  Mitchell
My Life in Dog Years  (Biography - Paulsen)     Paulsen
Betty Doll      Polacco
Chicken Sunday  Polacco
Meteor! Polacco
Mrs. Katz and Tush      Polacco
My Ol' Man      Polacco
My Rotten Redheaded Older Brother       Polacco
Some Birthday!  Polacco
The Butterfly   Polacco
The Keeping Quilt       Polacco
Thunder Cake    Polacco
When Lightning Comes in a Jar   Polacco
The Chalk Doll  Pomerantz
Dinner at Aunt Connie's House   Ringgold
Tar Beach       Ringgold
The Relatives Came      Rylant
When I was Young in the Mountains       Rylant
Grandfather's Journey   Say
Tree of Cranes  Say
Ragtime Tumpie  Schroeder
Satchmo's Blues Schroeder
The Day Gogo went to Vote       Sisulu
The Gardner     Stewart
The Journey     Stewart
The Tenth Good Things About Barney      Viorst
Keepers Watts
Chair for My Mother     Williams
The Memory Coat Woodruff
Miz Berlin Walke        Yolen
Owl Moon        Yolen


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Library Director/Media Specialist/Computer Teacher
Westfield Community School K-8
Lincoln Prairie Elementary K-5
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