Teacher/Librarian Collaboration
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Dear Participant:
Please specify your age. Please specify your gender. Please specify the number of years you have been teaching. Please specify subjects you are currently teaching. Please specify the grade/s you currently teach. Please specify the general location of the school. Teachers lack sufficient time to work with the library media specialist. I have attended professional development workshops or classes that relate to collaboration. I feel that the administration should provide teachers with time to develop the collaborative initiative. I understand that one of the roles of the school library media specialist in the 21st century is to form partnerships with teachers to help teach information literacy skills across the curriculum. |