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Re: AR in the Library
Posted by Chelsea Burkhart on 2/01/08

    I would definetely continue to keep some books out of the AR
    section. I think that testing a student over everything they
    read takes some if the fun out of reading. Studenst should be
    allowed to simply read for pleasure sometimes. Students also
    need to learn that all libraries in the world are not laid out
    according to AR level. All students should know how to
    effefectively find books in any library.
    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).

     
     

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