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From: Pam Shaw [mailto:pshaw@cantoncountryday.org]
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 4:10 PM
To: 'Jaclyn Adler/ Kirt Winslow'
Subject: RE: Target: High School Interview
Dear Jaclyn,
Study up on the educational applications of web tools, second life, Web
2.0+, etc.
Know about media literacy; i.e., helping students identify good from bad
online resources
Read Daniel Pink's A Whole New Mind or Sir Kenneth Robinson's Out of Our
Minds: Learning to be Creative
Be prepared to talk about a couple of activities/programs you would
institute in order to have students use the library (check public libraries
for some ideas.
Good Luck!
Pamela Shaw, MA, MLS
Head of School
Canton Country Day School
Canton, OH
www.cantoncountrydaay.org
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From: School Library Media & Network Communications
[mailto:LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU] On Behalf Of Jaclyn Adler/ Kirt Winslow
Sent: Thursday, July 03, 2008 3:57 PM
To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Subject: Target: High School Interview
Hello:
I know there aren't many of you out there now that it is summertime, but I
have some exciting news to share and advice to ask for. I have an interview
for a local high school library position next week. I have 1) never
interviewed for a strictly high school position 2) have been out of the loop
for awhile stuck in substitute teacher land (where I mostly do a lot of
special education). What are some dos and dont's I should keep in mind?
Technology I should know about/mention - particularly databases, websites
and such? A good safe book I can start reading this weekend and have in
mind to talk about? Anything I should bring with me? I have my "book"
although it is a bit outdated as there is really nothing new to add these
days. Any advice you have I would dearly appreciate!
Jaclyn Adler
SLMS in search of a job
Upstate NY
winsler2003@Hotmail.com
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