leading instruction, collaborating for success

A Discussion of the Relationship between Integrated Library Instruction and Teacher-

Librarian Collaboration

Leading Instruction,Collaborating for

Success

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Sharon Swarner Kathy ShawLibrarian LibrarianRobert E. Lee High School Ronald Reagan High SchoolNorth East ISD North East ISDSan Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX

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A Discussion of the Relationship between Integrated Library Instruction and Teacher-

Librarian Collaboration

Leading Instruction,Collaborating for

Success

Sharon Swarner Kathy ShawLibrarian LibrarianRobert E. Lee High School Ronald Reagan High SchoolNorth East ISD North East ISDSan Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX

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Collaboration or InstructionWhich comes first?

• Ideal Situation

•Realistic Circumstances

•Revitalize and Review

Collaboration and Attitudes

•Flexibility

•Enthusiasm

•Champion Efforts

•Advocacy

•Patience

Collaboration and Practices

•District Level

•Curriculum Opportunities

•Campus Level

Collaboration and Skills

•Nurturing

•Reaching Out

•Continuing Process

Instruction and Attitudes

•Teacher – 1st

• InstructionalLeadership

•Active Learner

Instruction and Practices

•Instructional Leaders

•Enhance Learning

•Share/Participate

Great Gatsby Literary Criticism Lesson

Portaportal:Point out:

AssignmentsRequirements

Show: Literary Theory LinksNote-Taking FolderWriting a Paper Folder

Sample MLA paperMLA formattingHow to cite reprinted articlesExamples

Explain:Different Types of Sources

Primary source – original creationSecondary source – describes, explains or interprets the

primary sourceReprint of secondary source - secondary source

reprinted in a third sourceDiscuss reprinted article template and examplesGo over examples of literary essays in a collectionStudents create citation from handout

Databases:Literature Resource Center – click of worksPower Search – the Great GatsbyEBSCO – the Great Gatsby criticism

Enhance Learning

•Polleverywhere

•Glogster

•Museum Box

Instruction and Skills

•Build Partnerships

•Provide Relevant Instruction

•Develop Resources

ConclusionGood Instruction = better collaboration

Good collaboration = better instruction

Library instruction is not “something more”; it’s

“something better”.

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A Discussion of the Relationship between Integrated Library Instruction and Teacher-

Librarian Collaboration

Leading Instruction,Collaborating for

Success

Sharon Swarner Kathy ShawLibrarian LibrarianRobert E. Lee High School Ronald Reagan High SchoolNorth East ISD North East ISDSan Antonio, TX San Antonio, TX

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