Feb 10 2009

Librarians should get out there … and start knocking on doors

Brilliant article about school librarians in TESS includes our very own Ian McCracken, Govan High who is a project partner and on our project advisory group. Article also includes quotes / case studies from other activists in the field: Duncan Wright, convener of the School Library Association (Scotland) and librarian at Stewart Melville’s College; Wendy Pieroni, learning resource co-ordinator at Blairgowrie High in Perth and Kinross; Mary Sherriffs, Pitlochry High’s librarian; and Ayr Academy librarian Heather Stewart.

Douglas Blane reports:
School libraries and the people who run them can play a central role in A Curriculum for Excellence, inspiring new initiatives and pulling various departments together.

I would certainly endorse that and have been saying so for quite some time. Advocacy at its best.

Read the full artilce ‘Librarians should get out there … and start knocking on doors’

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  1.   Lesley Thomsonon 17 Feb 2009 at 11:06 am

    Article with a similar theme from the New York Times on Sunday:

    http://www.nytimes.com/2009/02/16/books/16libr.html?pagewanted=1&_r=1

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