[CASL-L] Documents like Core Competencies for LMS's
Melissa Thom
melissa_thom at whps.org
Sat Jul 14 06:28:21 PDT 2018
I am def interested in hearing what others have to say about this. Being
relatively new to the field, I am still learning about my role. I def have
been getting familiar with the new AASL standards but I get a sense that
each district is doing their own thing. I know that the elementary
librarians in my district (West Hartford) have a scope and sequence that
that they have spent a lot of time developing.
As VP of CASL, I am hoping this topic will be popular this coming year and
would love to know how CASL can support the librarians in our state on this
topic!!
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On Thu, Jul 12, 2018 at 9:56 AM, Williams, Linda <Linda.Williams at ct.gov>
wrote:
> Hi all,
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> I’ve been noticing that countries like New Zealand, Australia, Finland,
> etc., all have (seemingly) national documents on school libraries and what
> they should be/do.
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> I’m wondering what are your go-to documents for advocacy, competencies,
> etc. Going to look at what AASL has now, but thought it would be best to
> hear straight from those in the field. Please email me directly (
> Linda.Williams at ct.gov) and I will compile if anyone is interested.
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> Thanks in advance!
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> Linda
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> Linda Williams | Youth Services Consultant, Division of Library
> Development | Linda.Williams at ct.gov | *Office*: (860) 704-2207
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