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Church, Audrey P. – Library Media Connection, 2009
Today's principals must have knowledge of content area standards and be involved in curriculum planning and pacing. They assign strong master teachers as mentors to new teachers. They are involved in what's happening in their classrooms and practice ongoing assessment of the classroom teaching, focusing on improving student learning. Today's…
Descriptors: Curriculum Development, School Libraries, Media Specialists, Master Teachers
Jones, Jami Biles – Library Media Connection, 2006
It used to be that students who dropped out were considered lazy and unmotivated. Some students were actually pushed out and encouraged to leave, as if this solves the problem! While teachers blame kids for dropping out, kids blame an educational system "gone bad." Dropping out is no longer viewed as solely a student problem, but rather a problem…
Descriptors: Student Problems, Dropouts, Dropout Prevention, Media Specialists
Howard, Jody K.; Eckhardt, Su A. – Library Media Connection, 2005
The leadership role of the library media specialist is very important because it enhances the achievement level of the students. Information Power, Building Partnerships for Learning encourages library media specialists to be members of the leadership team, organize learning opportunities for members of the learning community, develop curriculum…
Descriptors: Library Role, Leadership, Curriculum Development, Media Specialists