| SECTION II: STANDARDS FOR TEACHER LIBRARIANS - ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES FOR SCHOOL TEACHER LIBRARIANS |
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National Standards for Teacher Librarians |
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National Board for Professional Teaching
Standards - Library Media |
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This page provides an entry point for teacher librarians who wish to become National Board Certified. Includes Assessment information, Scoring guide, Standards , and Portfolio instructions. |
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Roles and Responsibilities from Information Power |
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Summarizes the four roles of the Library Media Specialist as a Teacher, Instructional Partner, Information Specialist, and a Program Administrator. |
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ALA/AASL Standards for School Library Media Specialist Preparation |
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Provides Program Standards for School Library Media Specialist Preparation, based on the four roles of the school library media specialist. |
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National Educational Technology Standards |
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International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) provides educational technology standards, guidelines, and tools with in its National Educational Technology Standards Project (NETS). (Standards for students, teachers and administrators) |
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State Standards for Teacher Librarians |
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WLMA provides links to WACs for Endorsement of Library Media Specialists - scroll to bottom of page |
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Washington Administrative Code 180-82-344-Primary Endorsement , 180-82-346 Supporting Endorsement , 180.82.370 Subject Area Endorsement
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Washington - Defining the librarians reponsibilities and evaluation
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Provides sample objectives for the library media program and sample action items that might be expected of the teacher librarian. |
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Alabama School Library Program Review |
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This page contains the latest versions of the evaluation manuals and forms for teacher librarians in Alabama. |
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Connecticut: New Haven Public Schools Rubric for librarian roles and responsibilities |
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A rubric to evaluate teacher librarian relationships, roles, communications, facilities, providing access, curriculum relation to library media skills, programs (reading incentives, collaborative units, interest centers, etc.), collection resources, technology and related areas. |
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Colorado: Quality School District-Level Library Program |
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The quality district-level library program is led by a library director and staffed by qualified library professionals and competent library support personnel. The responsibilities of the director include instructional leader, facilitator and communicator, teacher, and administrator. |
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Maine: School Libraries SLMS Evaluation Kit |
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This evaluation tool was developed by an NASL committee for the teacher librarian position. |
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Maryland: Maryland Library Standards |
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Maryland's Library Media Standards are correlated to the Content Standards established by the state. They include Mission, Goals and Objectives, Instruction, Staffing, Resources and resource services, Facilities and Program evaluation. |
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Minnesota Library Media Center Report Card (.pdf) |
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A Parent focused document which assists parents in evaluating their child's school library program. |
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Job Descriptions for Library Positions |
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Bellingham Public Schools library job descriptions. |
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Library Media Specialist
Library Assistant: Elementary , Middle , High School. Director of Library Media and Technology
Library Media Technology Support Technician |
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Job Description for Kent SD Library Media Specialist (.pdf) |
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Job description for the teacher librarian in .pdf format. |
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School Library Media Supervisor |
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The ALA/AASL Position Statement. |
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Recruiting and Interviewing for Teacher Librarians |
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101+ Commonly Asked Interview Questions |
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From an Illinois Association conference |
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Interviewing Advice |
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Links to questions, tips and common interviewing mistakes, from LISjobs.com |
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Frequently Asked Interview Questions |
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As reported by University of South Carolina Library students. |
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Certification, Endorsements & Competencies in Washington State |
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Washington Administrative Code, 180-46 : Library Media Centers |
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The primary WACs relating to school library media centers in Washington State. |
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Washington State OSPI Endorsement Competencies for Library Media Specialists (.pdf) |
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Part of the Endorsement Competencies for Washington State. |
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Washington State OSPI Endorsement Competencies for Library Media (.pdf) |
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Approved by the State Board of Education in 2002, this list of competencies covers: Professionalism, Communication/Group Dynamics, Collection Management, Production Management, Administration, Instructional Leadership, and Access. |
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Evaluation of Teacher Librarians |
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Maine School Librarian Evaluation Kit |
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An evaluation tool developed by the Maine Association of School librarians and sent to all principals and teacher librarians in the state. |