Article
– Conversations
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– The True Adventures of a High School Librarian Blog
Posted
- Friday, September 28, 2012
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on Friday 5th October
This blog just outlines the importance that sometimes you
have to actually talk to people you work with. They might surprise you. This
librarian works in a school library and the school offers a subject she had no
idea what it actually was or did. So she took herself and spoke to the teacher
who ran the program. She found out what the program was and how the library
could help with resources. Then later another conversation took place when she
was installing software onto a teacher’s computer and found out the teacher was
intending to step out of his normal comfort zone of teaching and was going to
try different things, including using different types of technology in his
class teaching. Again the librarian found out how she could help and what
resources they had available. She was amazed that having two different
conversations with teachers she worked with would have such a positive response.
And a more fulfilling role to play.
Sometimes knowledge comes from the logical places if you
think about it. The library is not just the four walls that surround it.
Especially in a school. Teachers have an amazing range of knowledge and should
be used by the library to get the best out of both.
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