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Re: AR in the Library
Posted by Char on 1/31/08

    Some teachers think AR is the end-all to Reading, when it is
    actually a "supplement" We have had an ongoing debate in our
    district about how much to label books. My policy is to put the
    blue Accelerated Reader sticker on Everybody (picture) books
    only, and only up to Level 2.8. Above that level, my
    expectation is that students look up books with quizzes from
    notebooks of the quizzes the library owns, and then look up the
    book on the computer and write a call slip. How will students
    learn life-skills if we spoon feed them everything?
    Stick to your guns, and do booktalks on non-AR books. There is
    more to life than reading simply to take a test - talk about
    destroying a love for literature!


    On 1/31/08, New Librarian wrote:
    > On 1/31/08, New Librarian wrote:
    >> I'm a new librarian and I have a problem with a teacher who
    >> refuses to let her students check out any book that is not
    >> AR. She is also angry because I did not order AR tests for
    >> any of the new books and I changed the layout of the
    >> library (the last librarian had the collection organized
    >> according to AR level).
    >
    > Can someone advise me as to how to deal with this?

     
     

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