类别 全部 - innovation - literacy - well-being - collaboration

作者:Sara DiFede 3 年以前

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Teacher-librarian

The role of a teacher-librarian extends beyond managing books to fostering a supportive environment that enhances student well-being and mental health. Initiatives like quiet zones, comfy seating, and therapy dogs create a conducive atmosphere for study and relaxation.

Teacher-librarian

Teacher-librarian

Commitment to Students and Student Learning

Inspiration
Instagram Presence to promote reading and digital citizenship. https://dontyoushushme.com/2019/05/14/5-steps-to-create-a-library-insta-your-students-will-love-to-follow/
Book talks; book tastings; book club
Professional development
https://accessola.com/media/the-teaching-librarian/

https://oecm.ca/professional-learning-ontario-educators

"promote student voice...through shared decision-making" (17)
Suggest a Book Google Form

Book club

Working with Student Government

Well-Being

Mental Health
Therapy Dogs

Exam prep; study tips

Social-emotional Learning

Texts; interactions with other students; shared-responsibilities; journalling

Collaboration

Working with Guidance Counsellors

Quiet zones; comfy seating

colouring pages

Resiliency
Guest speakers; print resources; culturally relevant texts; equitable access; assistive technology.

Innovation

VLE
databases

24/hour access to digital resources

Google form for Q&A and support

Shared school drive

Breakout EDU https://www.breakoutedu.com/

Physical Space
Collaborative zones (high top tables, couches, functional seating, whiteboard tables).

Book sorting by genre

Get to physically see which genre the LLC lacks

Makerspaces

Experiential Learning

Dialogue

Teachers
lesson creation

digital and print resources

Admin
Clubs/councils

Budget/curated supplies

Open House night

Literacy Support (OSSLT)

Students
Books of interest

Research & assignment help

Tech troubleshooting

Clubs and Councils

Library Contests/initiatives

Orientation for what's available at the LLC https://youtu.be/sGJxRTMomlU