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Post: Change perception
Posted by: GT on 5/18/09
Apparently I have the reputation of being mean and hard on
my students. I was unaware that I was so unfriendly as
the students that come to me are always asking for
assistance and talking with me. I am trying get teachers
to open up and ask me for assistance with their classroom
units, but with this reputation, I seem to be scaring them
off instead.
I have had more activities in the library this year than
ever before. I have worked with more teachers this year
than in all previous years combined. People come in and
comment about how inviting I have made the environment. I
am sending out newletters about activities in the library,
so I am communicating more than ever. I am following the
rules that have been set before me about student usage.
Mind you, I do not set these rules. I am, however,
required to follow them. These rules limit how the
students get to come to the library. These rules are
changing next year due to factors outside of the library.
I know this is a long post, but as I plan for the next
year, I would love for the critisim to be that the
students want to be in the library instead of the
classroom. I can only get the students to read if they
are here with me. Any suggestions would be helpful.
Thanks
Posts on this thread, including this one
- Change perception, 5/18/09, by GT.
- Re: Change perception, 5/19/09, by Debi Hinton.
- Re: Change perception, 5/20/09, by GT.
- Re: Change perception, 5/21/09, by Cybrary Man.
- Re: Change perception ((LINDA)) Two books per term question, 5/26/09, by Cybrary Man.
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