Walker and Shaw link the teaching of ten commonly taught reading strategies such as sequencing, compare and contrast, and prediction to newly published picture book titles. Each chapter of the book provides a strategy, a graphic organizer to teach it with, and an in- depth modeled discussion of how to use the strategy with two or three books.…

The Assembly of Associations meets annually at the International Association of School Librarianship Conference (IASL) to exchange "grassroots" information about developments in school librarianship in the various countries around the world. Individuals were given questions that focused on: significant achievements in school library…

Author suggests the use of three-dimensional pieces for art constructions that make libraries more attractive for its visitors. (RK)

The exemplary library media programs developed by six school systems for the elementary grades which were finalists in the 1973 School Library Media Program of the Year Award are described. (SJ)

School libraries are at the mercy of school bureaucracy. Budgets, acquisitions and processing are controlled; red tape and communication gaps can be formidable. Libraries are at the bottom of the priority list and librarians must shed their submissive image to re-establish themselves at the forefront of education. (16 references) (DH)

The author reports upon her assignment as consultant during the construction of the new library for the international school in Islamabad, West Pakistan. (SJ)

In the twenty years from 1952 to 1972, the entire school library picture changed. School libraries developed larger and more varied collections; secured more adequate staffs; and were able to give more services. (9 references) (Author/SJ)

Visits to the Open Corridor Schools in New York City were made to search out the role of the library and the librarian in these informal education situations. (2 references) (NH)

Fifth grade students in a suburban St. Louis school district spend a week at a camp where studies which can most effectively be taught outdoors are emphasized. The library at the camp is an integral part of the program, supplying reference and reading materials. (JS)

A well prepared teacher is the crucial factor in individualizing instruction. Thus, at Lenape High School the Student Teacher Inservice Program allows each trainee to concentrate on an aspect of professional preparation focusing on use of the library or instructional materials center. (8 references) (SJ)

The behavior problems arising from an open library" policy at an elementary school are explored via an exchange of letters between the librarian and a psychologist. (NH)

The strengthening of a link between public and school libraries is at the heart of the program in West Sussex. (Author)

Greater use can be made of fewer materials if there is public library and school library involvement in satisfying the library needs of all children. (Author)

It appears that interlibrary loan might be a feasible and practical way for secondary school libraries to increase the quantity and diversity of resources for independent study beyond those now available in each school. (2 references) (Author)