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** Reading Really Rocks @ your library ** Miss Eliza Pioneer's Homepage

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** Introductory Speech by Eliza Pioneer: ** Hi! My name is Miss Eliza Pioneer, and I am a librarian in Lake Placid, New York. I am here to educate you on the benefits of librarian and teacher collaboration. The positive effects are well documented and supported in the professional literature or studies. Such collaborations, I think, are no longer optional or "extra," but necessary to create a climate of cooperation among colleagues, exploit the use of multiple teaching strategies, and tap the power of individual collaborator's strengths.

Adams Center Library is always rockin' with the latest and greatest books, magazines, and technology. Please view our Web 2.0 Animoto presentation to get a feel for how our library really rocks!


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**Text of Podcast by Eliza Pioneer:** Do you know that the librarian is one of the few teachers in the entire school who sees every single student? The librarian can improve the academic success of students through collaboration with classroom teachers. The students will receive more individualized attention by having two teachers instead of one. Planning between teachers will produce more ideas. This collaboration will lead to authentic learning which takes the curriculum from a superficial level to a deeper, more meaningful level. For example, Ms. Ashley's fourth graders were doing a research project on endangered animals. We collaborated to teach the Big6 in the classroom and in the library. Together we took students through the six steps which include task definition, information seeking strategies, location and access, use of information, synthesis, and evaluation. It was especially important to us that this project contained self evaluation, a Web 2.0 tool integration, and a rubric to assess their final project. Collaboration between the classroom teacher and the teacher-librarian is a win-win situation for students and teachers.

** December Newsletter: ** There are exciting things always going on in the Rockin' Library at Adams Center Elementary in Lake Placid, New York! Please feel free to download and print the library's latest newsletter.

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** Rockin' Bookmarks: ** Care for a snazzy bookmark? Go ahead, take one or more!

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Works Cited for Homepage
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"Reading Really Rocks!" Animoto.com. Animoto Productions, 2010. Web 1 Dec. 2010. <[]>.

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//Big6//. The Big6: Information and Technology Skills for Student Achievement. 2008. Web. 4 Oct. 2010. <[]>.

Haycock, Ken. “Collaboration: Critical Success Factors for Student Learning.” //School Libraries Worldwide// 13.1 (2007) : 25-35. //Library Literature//. Web. 2 Dec. 2010.

Moreillon, Judi. //Collaborative Strategies for Teaching Reading Comprehension: Maximizing Your Impact//. Chicago: American Library Association, 2007. Print.

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For a Master List of all resources (cited and consulted) for the entire project, please click here: http://junereads.wikispaces.com/Works+Cited+for+4.3

**All Content on this Page was created and developed by Carol Fullerton, June Jacko, and Ashley Wallace** **Fall 2010**