Teen Reading Matters: Transforming Your High School Library for Literacy.

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Main Authors: Krepps, Kathy, Null, Mindy, Pakowski, Kim
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2003
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author Krepps, Kathy
Null, Mindy
Pakowski, Kim
author_facet Krepps, Kathy
Null, Mindy
Pakowski, Kim
Krepps, Kathy
Null, Mindy
Pakowski, Kim
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contents Teen Reading Matters: Transforming Your High School Library for Literacy. Krepps, Kathy Null, Mindy Pakowski, Kim Adolescent Literature Adolescents Censorship Change Strategies Learning Activities Library Materials Library Services Literacy Newsletters Reading Strategies School Libraries Secondary Education Workshops Describes how high school librarians refocused their time and effort to make reading an integral part of the library program for teens. Discusses ALA (American Library Association) suggestions; a program developed around the theme of banned books; providing a wider variety of booktalks; and a newsletter highlighting new acquisitions. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Teen Reading Matters: Transforming Your High School Library for Literacy.
Krepps, Kathy
Null, Mindy
Pakowski, Kim
Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Censorship
Change Strategies
Learning Activities
Library Materials
Library Services
Literacy
Newsletters
Reading Strategies
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Workshops
Teen Reading Matters: Transforming Your High School Library for Literacy. Krepps, Kathy Null, Mindy Pakowski, Kim Adolescent Literature Adolescents Censorship Change Strategies Learning Activities Library Materials Library Services Literacy Newsletters Reading Strategies School Libraries Secondary Education Workshops Describes how high school librarians refocused their time and effort to make reading an integral part of the library program for teens. Discusses ALA (American Library Association) suggestions; a program developed around the theme of banned books; providing a wider variety of booktalks; and a newsletter highlighting new acquisitions. (LRW)
title Teen Reading Matters: Transforming Your High School Library for Literacy.
topic Adolescent Literature
Adolescents
Censorship
Change Strategies
Learning Activities
Library Materials
Library Services
Literacy
Newsletters
Reading Strategies
School Libraries
Secondary Education
Workshops
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ677335