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Support the national library media goals in Information Power, prepared by the American Association of School Librarians of the American Library Association and the Association for Educational Communications and Technology, the state goals in Standards for School Library Media Programs in Maryland, the local goals in our school handbook. |
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Provide an instructional focus to achieve the above stated library media
learning standards/outcomes. |
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Promote lifelong reading and love of learning habits, a desire to seek knowledge for its own sake. |
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"Support classroom reading instruction and reading for academic and
personal success." |
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Promote student independence in learning through effective and ethical use of print and electronic resources." |
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"Provide professional development in instructional and information
technologies for all teachers." |
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Ensure opportunities for collaborative planning among the school library media specialist and other faculty members. |
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"Provide equitable and timely access to an organized, diverse collection
of quality instructional materials and information technologies which
support the curriculum." |
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"Ensure a quality collection of instructional materials through a system-wide selection and evaluation process." |
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| The quotations are from the "Goals and Objectives" on page 4 in Standards For School Library Media Programs in Maryland.
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