Special Events Programs in School Library Media Centers: A Guide to Making Them Work. Greenwood Professional Guides in School Librarianship.

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Main Author:	Trotta, Marcia
Format:	Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:	en
Published:	1997
Subjects:	Budgets Community Involvement Community Support Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Secondary Education Guidelines Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Planning Library Services Media Specialists Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Program Development Program Implementation Public Relations School Libraries Staff Development
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contents	Special Events Programs in School Library Media Centers: A Guide to Making Them Work. Greenwood Professional Guides in School Librarianship. Trotta, Marcia Budgets Community Involvement Community Support Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Secondary Education Guidelines Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Planning Library Services Media Specialists Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Program Development Program Implementation Public Relations School Libraries Staff Development This practical, hands-on guide is designed to assist school library media specialists in planning, funding, implementing, and promoting special events programs. The text contains program ideas, planning documents, and tips for successful programs. Guidelines are provided on how to incorporate special events programs into a yearly curriculum plan, where to locate speakers and performers, how to budget and build support for special programs, and how to develop partnerships with school and community members that will ensure the success of the program. The work features chapters on developing special events programs relevant to the curricula, developing partnerships to support these programs, raising community support and awareness of the media center and its programs, personnel training and strategies, developing promotional materials, keys to making programs successful, and how to do programs on a shoestring. Reproducible forms and guidelines are included throughout the text. An extensive list of resources for all kinds of programs completes the work. (AEF)
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spellingShingle	Special Events Programs in School Library Media Centers: A Guide to Making Them Work. Greenwood Professional Guides in School Librarianship. Trotta, Marcia Budgets Community Involvement Community Support Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Secondary Education Guidelines Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Planning Library Services Media Specialists Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Program Development Program Implementation Public Relations School Libraries Staff Development Special Events Programs in School Library Media Centers: A Guide to Making Them Work. Greenwood Professional Guides in School Librarianship. Trotta, Marcia Budgets Community Involvement Community Support Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Secondary Education Guidelines Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Planning Library Services Media Specialists Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Program Development Program Implementation Public Relations School Libraries Staff Development This practical, hands-on guide is designed to assist school library media specialists in planning, funding, implementing, and promoting special events programs. The text contains program ideas, planning documents, and tips for successful programs. Guidelines are provided on how to incorporate special events programs into a yearly curriculum plan, where to locate speakers and performers, how to budget and build support for special programs, and how to develop partnerships with school and community members that will ensure the success of the program. The work features chapters on developing special events programs relevant to the curricula, developing partnerships to support these programs, raising community support and awareness of the media center and its programs, personnel training and strategies, developing promotional materials, keys to making programs successful, and how to do programs on a shoestring. Reproducible forms and guidelines are included throughout the text. An extensive list of resources for all kinds of programs completes the work. (AEF)
title	Special Events Programs in School Library Media Centers: A Guide to Making Them Work. Greenwood Professional Guides in School Librarianship.
topic	Budgets Community Involvement Community Support Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Secondary Education Guidelines Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Planning Library Services Media Specialists Outreach Programs Partnerships in Education Program Development Program Implementation Public Relations School Libraries Staff Development
url	https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED405887

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