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Dec 17, 2009
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wolfe
I've been teaching library "classes" for 10 years. When teachers began teaching according to the standards I noticed there were many "frills" that teachers no longer had time to teach. I created my own curriculum and began teaching the frills I considered important and that I knew I could teach. My classes last about 30 minutes and then we have 15 ...See More
before our assessment tests were redone a few years
ago, there was a section on library skills. Now, there is usually a couple of library questions within the language arts section.
On 12/17/09, Lila wrote: > I just went on an interview where the elementary librarian > taught 4 60 minute ancillary classes in the library a day. > Just like art, music and PE. Is this the norm for >...See More
On 12/17/09, Lila wrote: > I just went on an interview where the elementary librarian > taught 4 60 minute ancillary classes in the library a day. > Just like art, music and PE. Is this the norm for >...See More
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