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Subject: Insights from School Library Leaders - In 30 Seconds!

Insights from School Library Leaders - In 30 Seconds!
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30 Second Thought Leadership

School Library Leaders Provide 30 Second Insights in New Video Podcast Series

AASL is proud to present its new video podcast series 30 Second Thought Leadership: Insights from Leaders in the School Library Community.  The series features school librarian experts delivering brief and practical advice based on the themes of Knowledge Quest issues. Questions, current videos and thought leader bios can be viewed at bit.ly/aasl30second.

The inaugural 30 Second series focuses on the recently released Knowledge Quest issue, “The Solo Librarian,” and explores the question, “What one traditional activity should school librarians stop doing in order to increase time for strategic activities (collaboration, co-teaching, professional development, advocacy)?”

Meet This Month's Experts:

Carl Harvey

AASL president and school librarian at North Elementary School in Noblesville, Indiana

Audrey Church

Editor of the “The Solo Librarian” issue and associate professor at Longwood University

Helen Adams

Chair of the AASL intellectual freedom committee and Mansfield University online instructor

Ann Martin

AASL past president and educational specialist for the Henrico County Public Schools in Virginia

Gail Dickinson

Chair of the National School Library Program of the Year committee and assistant professor at Old Dominion University

The Solo Librarian

The newest issue of Knowledge Quest features the stories of librarians from around the country and addresses what resources might be available to assist the solo librarian in tough economic times.
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