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020 _a9781610691611
_q(hardcopy ;
_qalk. paper)
020 _a161069161X
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_qalk. paper)
020 _a9781610691628
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020 _a1610691628
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035 _a(OCoLC)805057752
042 _apcc
092 _a027.8
_bS372
049 _aNFGA
245 0 0 _aSchool libraries matter :
_bviews from the research /
_cMirah J. Dow, editor.
264 1 _aSanta Barbara, California :
_bLibraries Unlimited, an imprint of ABC-CLIO<LLC,
_c[2013]
300 _axxv, 173 pages :
_billustrations ;
_c26 cm
336 _atext
_btxt
_2rdacontent
337 _aunmediated
_bn
_2rdamedia
338 _avolume
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_2rdacarrier
504 _aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 0 0 _g1
_tProfessional Dispositions of School Librarians /
_rGail Bush
_gBush, Gail, Jami L. Jones
_gJones, Jami L.
_g1 --
_tIntroduction: Exploration of Professional Disposition of School Librarians
_g1 --
_tDispositions in Action
_g1 --
_tThe Concept of Professional Dispositions
_g3 --
_tThe Question of Professional Dispositions of School Librarians
_g5 --
_tA Broad Context for a Review of the Literature
_g6 --
_tThe Delphi Study Methodology
_g7 --
_tResearch Design: Delphi Method
_g7 --
_tResearch Findings and Plans of Action
_g8 --
_tEnvisioning a Future
_g14 --
_tConclusions: Identification of School Librarian Professional Dispositions
_g15 --
_tReferences
_g15 --
_g2
_tSchool Librarians in Vygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development /
_rMirah J. Dow
_gDow, Mirah J., Jacqueline McMahon Lakin
_gLakin, Jacqueline McMahon --
_tIntroduction: Information Behavior Research
_g19 --
_tCutting School Librarians Is a Paradox
_g19 --
_tWhat Is information Behavior?
_g21 --
_tConstructivism
_g21 --
_tConstructivism in Education and Sociology
_g21 --
_tConstructivism in Library and Information Science Research
_g22 --
_tConstructivist Theories of Information Behavior
_g22 --
_tVygotsky's Zone of Proximal Development
_g22 --
_tStudent Achievement
_g23 --
_tAnnual Yearly Progress: Federal Mandate
_g24 --
_tEvery Student Should Graduate High School Ready for College and Career
_g24 --
_tStudents' Growth: State-Level Example
_g25 --
_tMethodology
_g27 --
_tDervin's Sense-Making
_g27 --
_tKuhlthau's Information Search Process
_g27 --
_tInformation Behaviors Necessary for Achieving Common Core State Standards
_g28 --
_tResearch Findings: Notably Higher AYP Proficiency with School Librarian
_g29 --
_tWhat More Is Needed?
_g33 --
_tConclusions: A New Picture of the Presence or Absence of School Librarians
_g34 --
_tReferences
_g35 --
_g3
_tInfluencing Instructional Partnerships in Preservice Elementary Education Teachers /
_rMirah J. Dow
_gDow, Mirah J., Tonya Davis
_gDavis, Tonya, Angela Vietti-Okane
_gVietti-Okane, Angela
_g39 --
_tIntroduction: Preparing Future Teachers
_g39 --
_tLiterature Review
_g39 --
_tPartnering in Instruction
_g39 --
_tCollaboration Theory
_g40 --
_tContext: Elementary Teacher and School Library Partner Course
_g41 --
_tResearch Questions
_g42 --
_tMethodology: Pre- and Post-survey and Procedure
_g43 --
_tLimitations
_g44 --
_tFindings
_g46 --
_tConclusions
_g46 --
_tReferences
_g49 --
_g4
_tEveryday Life Information Seeking Practices of Upper-Income High School Students /
_rLori L. Franklin
_gFranklin, Lori L.
_g51 --
_tIntroduction: A Focus on Students Today in a New School Library
_g51 --
_tNew Technologies and Today's Young People
_g51 --
_tA Study Spark for Examining Teenage Students
_g52 --
_tLiterature Pinpoints Need for Studying ELIS Practices in School Libraries
_g52 --
_tSavolainen and the Theoretical Framework for This Study
_g52 --
_tStudying Teens in a Highly Technological School Library
_g53 --
_tMethodology
_g53 --
_tChoice for a Unique Study Site and Population
_g53 --
_tA Newly Constructed School: Rivals and Rule Testing
_g54 --
_tData Collection
_g54 --
_tSchool Librarian Interviews
_g55 --
_tStudent Focus Group Sessions
_g56 --
_tPrint and Virtual Documentation
_g57 --
_tGeneralizability, Substantive Validation, and Reliability
_g57 --
_tStudy Limitations
_g58 --
_tFindings
_g58 --
_gTheme 1
_tStudents Prefer Own Cell Phones to Library Computers
_g58 --
_gTheme 2
_tStudents at This Site Require a Specific Type of Instructional Model
_g59 --
_tWhat Are the ELIS Practices Exhibited by Students at the Study Site?
_g59 --
_tHow Do the Students in This Study Use Physical and Virtual Technologies in the School Library?
_g60 --
_tConclusions: ELIS Practices of Upper-Income High School Students
_g61 --
_tReferences
_g63 --
_g5
_tThe Impact of School Libraries on Academic Achievement /
_rKeith Curry Lance
_gLance, Keith Curry, Linda Hofschire
_gHofschire, Linda
_g65 --
_tIntroduction: Circumstances that Define American Public Education
_g65 --
_tSite-Based Management
_g65 --
_tAbsence of Reliable, Dedicated Federal Funding
_g66 --
_tSchool Staffing Trends
_g66 --
_tStandards-Based State Tests
_g66 --
_tAdvent of Computers and the Internet
_g67 --
_tAdvent of eBooks, eReaders, and Tablet Computers
_g67 --
_tPartnership for 21st-Century Skills
_g68 --
_tTypical School Library Research Questions
_g68 --
_tReview of the Literature
_g69 --
_tSchool Libraries and Student Achievement
_g69 --
_tMoving Beyond Student Achievement Studies
_g71 --
_tMethodological Challenges
_g72 --
_tFive-Step Improvement Plan
_g73 --
_tCreating Partnerships with Administrators and Teachers
_g73 --
_tSharing Research about the Impact of School Libraries and Librarians
_g73 --
_tDefining the Roles of School Library and Librarian
_g74 --
_tCreating New Measures of School Library Outputs and Outcomes
_g74 --
_tDocumenting the Impact of Teaching 21st-century Skills on Strident Learning
_g75 --
_tConclusions: New Questions to Be Studied
_g75 --
_tReferences
_g77 --
_g6
_tThe Role of the School Library: Building Collaborations to Support School Improvement /
_rElizabeth A. Lee
_gLee, Elizabeth A., Don A. Klinger
_gKlinger, Don A.
_g79 --
_tIntroduction: Education, A Lightning Rod for Reform and Accountability
_g79 --
_tTopic and Problem
_g80 --
_tDo School Libraries Matter?
_g81 --
_tOur Approach to the Question
_g81 --
_tOur Findings on Exemplary School Libraries
_g83 --
_tCollaboration as a Path to School Improvement
_g86 --
_tConclusions: Moving Forward, Being Effective Regardless of Current Status
_g86 --
_tReferences
_g88 --
_g7
_tPerspectives of School Administrators Related to School Libraries /
_rDeborah Levitov
_gLevitov, Deborah
_g91 --
_tIntroduction: Mixed Methods Study of School Administrators
_g91 --
_tLack of Administrative Awareness
_g91 --
_tContext and Background of the Study
_g92 --
_tResearch Questions
_g93 --
_tLiterature Review
_g93 --
_tAdministrators' Knowledge of School Library Programs
_g94 --
_tInforming School Administrators about School Library Programs
_g95 --
_tMethodology: Mixed Methods Approach
_g96 --
_tParticipants
_g96 --
_tAssumptions
_g97 --
_tLimitations
_g97 --
_tImprovement Plan (Summary of Findings)
_g97 --
_tAdministrators' Changed Perceptions
_g97 --
_tA Shift in Language
_g101 --
_tChanged Perceptions
_g102 --
_tUniversity-Level Coursework about Libraries/Librarians
_g102 --
_tAdministrators as Advocates for Librarians/Libraries
_g102 --
_tSchool Librarian and Administrator Hold Commonality
_g103 --
_tImplications
_g103 --
_tSolutions for Informing Administrators
_g104 --
_tInforming School Library Specialists
_g104 --
_tConclusions: Recommendations for Further Study
_g105 --
_tReferences
_g106 --
_g8
_tA Content Analysis of School Librarian Conferences: A Search for Empowering Professional Development /
_rJudi Moreillon
_gMoreillon, Judi
_g109 --
_tIntroduction: Content of Professional Development Conference Offerings
_g109 --
_tA Line of Inquiry to Improve Teaching in Higher Education
_g109 --
_tTopic and Problem of Conference Professional Development Content
_g110 --
_tResearch Questions
_g111 --
_tLiterature Review
_g112 --
_tMethodology: Content Analysis
_g113 --
_tPreparation of the Analysis
_g113 --
_tSample
_g116 --
_tFindings
_g116 --
_tImprovement Plan
_g117 --
_tConclusions: State-Level Conferences Are Important for Empowering Professional Development
_g118 --
_tReferences
_g118 --
_g9
_tSchool-Based Technology Integration and School Librarian Leadership /
_rMarcia A. Mardis
_gMardis, Marcia A., Nancy Everhart
_gEverhart, Nancy
_g123 --
_tIntroduction: Solutions to Technology-Related School Challenges
_g123 --
_tTechnology Integration
_g123 --
_tResearch Questions
_g124 --
_tTheoretical Framework: Formative Leadership Theory
_g125 --
_tLiterature Review
_g125 --
_tLeadership in Schools
_g126 --
_tSchool Librarians and Leadership
_g126 --
_tMethodology: Participatory Research
_g127 --
_tProcedure
_g128 --
_tValidity and Reliability
_g129 --
_tImprovement Plan
_g130 --
_tConclusions: Questions Answered through Cooperative Inquiry
_g130 --
_tReferences
_g134 --
_g10
_tCrossing the Language Barrier: The Potential for School Librarians in Facilitating Cross-Cultural Teaching and Learning in the School Library /
_rAndrew J.M. Smith
_gSmith, Andrew J.M., Nancy J. Brown
_gBrown, Nancy J.
_g137 --
_tIntroduction: English Language Learners
_g137 --
_tThe Multicultural School
_g137 --
_tProblems for Foreign-Born Students
_g138 --
_tThe Role of the School Librarian in Standards-Based Education
_g139 --
_tThe Changing Environment: From School Library to Learning Commons
_g141 --
_tLearner Characteristics
_g142 --
_tStrategies for Supporting ELLs from the Research
_g142 --
_tBooks and Instructional Materials
_g142 --
_tInstructional Strategies
_g143 --
_tProgramming to Support ELLs
_g144 --
_tTechnology Applications and Projects
_g145 --
_tPractical Matters
_g146 --
_tConclusions: Culturally Responsive Leaders
_g146 --
_tReferences
_g147 --
_g11
_tViews from Research: From Ideology to Action /
_rMirah J. Dow
_gDow, Mirah J.
_g151 --
_tIntroduction: What Must We Say about School Libraries?
_g151 --
_tThe Purpose
_g151 --
_tThe Premise
_g152 --
_tThe Practices
_g152 --
_tSchool Libraries Matter
_g153 --
_tConclusions: Characteristics of a Professional School Librarian
_g162 --
_tReferences
_g163.
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