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As the year has progressed I have been amazed at the technological
saavy of the teachers and staff involved in education today. Some of
the ideas they have implemented have been phenomenal. One teacher, in
an attempt to teach her students to be concise, had them explicate a
poem using the texting feature on their cell phones which limits them
to 160 characters. They had to figure out what to say concisely and
succinctly. Another teacher was inspired by the “Parisian Kiss”
commercial that aired during the Super Bowl.(
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nnsSUqgkDwU). Then she assigned the
students a topic and they had to tell a story in the same format. Here
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I am quickly discovering that it is not a matter of money to achieve
greatness; but rather, allowing the rich imaginations of your staff to
imagine the possibilities available in the technology which is already
accessible. Send me some of your outstanding examples of technological
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AASL’s Intellectual Freedom committee would like to invite you to join
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safe online? How can we teach our students the importance of privacy
online? Choose Privacy Week can help. Choose Privacy Week is a new
initiative started by ALA’s Office for Intellectual Freedom that will
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plans, and suggestions of how to implement this week in your school
library.

Submitted on behalf of AASL’s Intellectual Freedom Committee.

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The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) is currently
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Library Associations and Institutions (IFLA) standing committee on
Information Literacy. Buy phentrimine: the nominee will be selected by
the ALA Executive Board for a four-year term (2011-2015) at the 2011
Midwinter Meeting.

Qualifications:
The nominee should be an expert in the field covered by the section
(see http://www.ifla.org/en/about-information-literacy -literacy for
information about the Information Literacy Committee) and have a
working knowledge of at least one working language of IFLA (English is
an IFLA working language).

Documentation:
The ALA Executive Board requires that suggestions for nominations be
accompanied by a resume.If nominated, IFLA requires that the following
be provided:

1. an indication of acceptance of the nomination by the individual;

2. a short statement detailing the nominee’s qualifications and
  indication of present position;

3. and affirmation that the person can fulfill the working language
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2012 – Helsinki, Finland.August 11-16.

AASL personal members interested in being suggested as a possible
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312-280-5276.

Expenses to attend IFLA meeting/conferences are the responsibility of
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Posted by Melissa Jacobsen in : ESEA Reauthorization, Hot Topics , add
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The Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions (HELP) Committee that
school librarian Jamie Greene testified before is seeking input from
the educational community’s key stakeholders – parents, teachers,
students, administrators – on necessary changes to the current law,
feedback on the Obama Administrations Blueprint for Reform and any
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bipartisan committee that has started the process of reauthorizing
ESEA.

Please see the letter below for instructions on submitting comments by
Friday, May 7.This is a great opportunity to solicit support from your
educational community to help spread the word about the essential role
that school librarians play in a student’s educational career!

ESEA Comments Letter

Spread this opportunity far and wide!

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If you have already voted in ongoing elections…THANK YOU and
congratulations for doing what our profession needs! If you have NOT,
GET ON IT–today! Yeah, yeah, yeah—you’re busy, time is precious, you
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learning, or creative inquiry? (If not, check it out at
http://wp.nmc.org/horizon2010/)

On their Technologies to Watch list is “open content”.But what is it
and how is open content relevant to school librarians?

This L4L Webinar will introduce open content in the context of
powerful educational resources that can help school librarians support
science learning, particularly at the elementary level.

Join us next Wednesday and learn about the rich open content resources
available through Maryland Public Television and the NSF National
Science Digital Library as well as guidelines for selection and
suggestions for integration and collaboration.

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Fertility In Women April 15, 2010
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Posted by lpearle in : AASL Officers, ALA Council, Community, school
library month , 1 comment so far

I was just looking at my Twitter feed fertility in women, when this
popped up:

Just got a message that the ALA election only has a 14% turnout?!
C’mon team! VOTE!!

14%??? Clearly many of us aren’t voting – and, as I mentioned on my
personal blog, ‘tis truly a puzzlement why we don’t.If you’re not sure
about the process fertility in women, here’s a link to the information
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So here’s a great way to wrap up School Library Month 2010: vote.

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Buy cabergoline: aasl’s Intellectual Freedom committee would like to
invite you to this important and timely session at ALA Annual in
Washington D.C.Please add it to your event planner:

Not in My Library! Self-Censorship Alive and Well,
Sunday, June 27th, 2010, 1:30pm – 3:30pm

Who hasn’t struggled with what resources we should provide and what we
dare not select? School librarians are the defenders of intellectual
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strongly-held beliefs? Where does informed selection end and
censorship begin? Share an honest discussion about the sensitive
topic of self-censorship.

Speakers include Carrie Gardner, Kutztown University, Pennsylvania;
school librarians: Catherine Beyers (elementary), Betsy Davis (high
school), and Alice Bryant (independent school grades 5-12); Debbie
Abilock, Knowledge Quest editor, and Helen Adams.

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Posted by lpearle in : school library month , 1 comment so far

National Poetry Month…

Autism Awareness Month…

School Library Month…

There’s also National Library Week cymbalta dosage, and at Hackley, we
have Book Fair and Grandparents and Special Friends Day. It’s a busy
month, and keeping up with it all is something of a stretch.

Full disclosure: even though I’m a member of the SLM Committee, my
school doesn’t make a big deal about SLM. I think it’s because we know
that our school appreciates the library and is committed to the
program. We know this because they built a new Lower School Library
(opened in 2007) and when the Middle/Upper School Library burned down
(also in 2007), there was no question that we would rebuild and that
any resources we needed to recreate the collection would be made
available. (For the record, we have a great insurance policy). The two
libraries serve a student population of just over 800, with just under
200 in the Lower School (K-4) and the rest in our Middle and Upper
Schools. Additionally, working in an independent school means that we
don’t have to deal with NCLB testing or e-rate filtering.The
community’s concern for us after the fire spoke volume (pardon the
pun).That’s not to say things are perfect, but they are far better for
us than they are for many school libraries in these days of budget
cuts and job uncertainty.

One of the things we struggle with is making the right choices about
which resources we’ll purchase; cymbalta dosage.April is also when
next year’s budget is due, so those thoughts are uppermost in my mind.
Our two biggest line items are books and databases (probably true for
most of us).

The question of which books to purchase is always tricky. There’s the
book that you know everyone is going to love, the Must Have (like
Mockingjay or, in my opinion, Incarceron and Hearts at Stake). Then
there are the books that you read and hear good things about,
potential Newberry/Printz/Caldecott/etc – cymbalta dosage.winners,
which you really should get. There are the series that students can’t
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dosage: but then there are those that really call for judgment, and
where that crosses the line to censorship is sometimes difficult.Is it
censoring for our Lower School Librarian to not purchase Twilight for
its shelves (students may borrow books from both libraries, as can
parents)? or for the Middle/Upper School Library to not stock books
that we know our parents will have from their childhood (and are thus
unlikely to circulate)? ALA would have us believe it is, but I think
it’s wisely allocating our budget dollars.

Databases are another touchy issue. There are some that are widely
used, and others that are not used as much by students yet are
invaluable to faculty. EBSCO has entered into exclusive content
agreements, so no matter what we’d like to do we have to keep their
database available. Do we have the best databases in every subject? Do
we provide coverage for our K-12 community? How much will the price
rise this year (one database has notified us of a 19% increase!)? All
this keeps me up at night as I work on our requests for the next
academic year.

For the next four days, our Book Fair will reaffirm Hackley’s
commitment to reading, to the life of the mind, and to the library. It
coincides with National Library Week, and could be considered our
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One of the best things about being involved in an organization like
the AASL is being able to network with other school librarians, don’t
you think? With our professional identities in the throes of a huge
(and necessary) transition, I think it is important for us to reach
out to each other – for comfort, support, ideas and inspiration.

I blog as a newbie, unable to provide much, other than a glimpse into
what someone is willing to do for the job we all love.It should be
noted acne medication online, I am fresh out of Library School; with
the ink barely dry on my diploma I was hired at a charter high school
in the city of Buffalo.

I was excited to become a part of a school with a great educational
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fact I was so excited, that when I found out that I was actually going
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Then, I found out that the school was going to be housed in a
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The first 6 weeks of school I had no OPAC; acne medication online.Over
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computer lab approx 12 feet by 14 feet with 18 used Dells, and no
printer. Don’t get me started on the laptop carts – one has 18
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I co-teach three different sections of an honors elective: 10th acne
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picture that will be in it.Speaking of pictures, I created and
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minutes of mandatory Sustained Silent Reading we have every day.

I write the monthly newsletter; I ran a week-long cheerleading
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I painfully dragged 50 seniors through their first EVER research
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10th Graders, the 11th grade is starting their career investigation
research project – all for the first time and with the help and
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I have colored Easter eggs, deep-fried pickles, chaperoned 10
different trips, went to Albany Lobby Day, and oh yeah, try to check
books in and out. Acne medication online: all without a clerk, aide or
help of any kind except for whatever poor students I can convince to
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And I’m taking a busload of city kids to meet one of their favorite
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May – they are pumped.

Have I mentioned the smell in there?

And I love every minute of it.

So the lesson here is this: it is not that our profession is changing,
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whatever “the best way” is.For now, the best way to help my school is
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year, who knows? Perhaps once my space is not also the cafeteria and
study hall dumping ground, I won’t have to run around so much.Students
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Last week, one of the 10th graders said to me “Miss, you’re so much
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