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Donna DesRoches on 29 Nov 09examples of school library web sites and who they demonstrate effective practice in a school library program
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GSSD Libraries - 0 views
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library site for Good Spirit School Division - something to emulate.
Do School Libraries Need Books? - Room for Debate Blog - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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A small collection of printed books no longer supports the type of research required by a 21st century curriculum. We wanted to create a library that reflected the reality of how students do research and fostered what they do, one that went beyond stacks and stacks of underutilized books.
School Library Monthly - Any Good Books?: Reader's Advisory and the Elementary School L... - 0 views
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Flickr: The School Library Displays Pool - 4 views
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Great photos of school library displays - all grades
Should I be using Google or the Library resources for a paper? - YouTube - 1 views
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excellent source to use as we build our online collections available through our school libraries
American Indians in Children's Literature: Top Ten Books Recommended for Middle School - 0 views
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"If I was starting a library in a middle school, these are the first ten books I'd buy. In reading these books, students would be reading stories Native writers create about Native people and places. The books I list here include fiction, historical fiction, and poetry."
American Indians in Children's Literature: Top Ten Books Recommended for High School - 0 views
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"If I was starting a library in a high school, these are the first ten books I'd buy. In reading these books, students would be reading stories Native writers create about Native people and places. The books I list here include fiction, historical fiction, poetry, short stories, and, prose. "
American Indians in Children's Literature: Top Ten Books Recommended for Elementary School - 0 views
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"If I was starting a library in an elementary school, these are the first ten books I'd buy. In reading these books, students would be reading stories Native writers create about Native people and places. The books I list here include fiction, historical fiction, traditional story, and poetry. "
The Library, Through Students' Eyes - Room for Debate Blog - NYTimes.com - 1 views
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So, my vote is that schools have extensive digital collections for research and scholarly work, and a good selection of interesting and age-appropriate fiction and nonfiction for pleasure reading.
About Cindy | The Book Bin - 2 views
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A wonderful blog about books, reading and school libraries by a teacher-librarian in a dual-track French-English elementary school. She had been teaching for 11 years.
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My name is Cindy. I am a teacher-librarian in a dual-track French-English elementary school. I have been teaching for 11 years. Most of them as an
Good Comics for Kids - 2 views
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from School Library Journal
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you might want to subscribe via your start page to this blog which reviews all forms of 'comics' for kids.
American Indians in Children's Literature - 0 views
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"If I was starting a library in a high school, these are the first ten books I'd buy. In reading these books, students would be reading stories Native writers create about Native people and places. The books I list here include fiction, historical fiction, poetry, short stories, and, prose. "
On the Eve of Our Kindle Pilot Project « The Unquiet Librarian - 1 views
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School Library Kindle project
William Kamkwamba, author, "The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind," and Malawi Windmill Maker - 0 views
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William's blog - starting at 14, rather than accept his fate, William started borrowing books from a small community lending library located at his former primary school. He borrowed an 8th grade American textbook called Using Energy, which depicted wind turbines on its cover. He decided to build a windmill to power his family's home and obviate the need for kerosene, which provided only smoky, flickering, distant and expensive light after dark.
Challenged Books - 1 views
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This selective list provides information on more than 100 books and some magazines that have been challenged in the past decades. Each challenge sought to limit public access to the books and magazines in schools, libraries, or bookstores. Some challenges were upheld; others were rejected.
The Canadian Atlas Online - L'Atlas du Canada en ligne - 2 views
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should a link be on our school library web sites?
Stephen Krashen - 1 views
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Stephen Krashen talks about poverty, reading and school libraries.
American Indians in Children's Literature: Analysis: PETER PAN IN SCARLET - 1 views
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Debbie Reese's analysis of Peter Pan in Scarlet - which received a starred review in School Library Journal. She says and then proceeds to describe, "The worst parts for me, as I read this book, are McCaughrean's references to Indians:"
60 Second Recap | Library - 2 views
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very cool recaps of the usual novels covered in the high school ELA curriculum - could be very useful for motivating students.