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THE STATE EDUCATION DEPARTMENT
SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Library Media Specialists
Certified Teachers in New York State NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Teacher Collaboration
SLMP Emphasis Teacher Collaboration NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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School Library Media Program Evaluation
Looks at the center of Teaching for Learning NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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School Library Media Program Evaluation
NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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School Library Media Program Evaluation
Library isn’t something students and teachers need to remember to come to School library program is integrated into your work. NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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School Library Media Program Evaluation
a hub of teaching and learning everyone owns LMP everyone contributes to LMP NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SLMPE rubric SLMPE rubric helps frame conversation of LMP
as a learning network NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA - use the SLMPE rubric like a patron
a customer NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Two-way collaboration
all kinds of teachers CTE Math Business Art LOTE FACS Music Reading Science Technology social studies school psychologists counselors special education speech/language/ hearing impaired/deaf school nurses NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SLMPE rubric - Two-way think/pair/share
learn about the LMP through use of the rubric educate LMP about your work through use of the rubric NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA Share the rubric with your professional organizations
NYSCEA - share your organization’s 21st Century skills documents with SED, LMS, SLS directors What collaborative threads and Web 2.0 technologies run through all of these? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
The Impact of school library media programs: What the research says NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
Impact of school library media programs: What the research says Syracuse University Study - Impact of New York’s School Libraries on Student Achievement and Motivation NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
AASL Standards for the 21st Century Learner Skills Dispositions Responsibilities Self Assessment NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
About the NYSED School Library Media Program Evaluation (SLMPE) rubric NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION rubric
THREE MAIN SECTIONS TEACHING FOR LEARNING BUILDING THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENT EMPOWERING LEARNING THROUGH LEADERSHIP NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION rubric
TWENTY FIVE ESSENTIAL ELEMENTS NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
Essential Question #1 What is the direct connection between excellent teaching and learning and the Essential Elements in the SLMPE rubric? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
Essential Question #2 Think about your setting's current professional development offerings: Is there a correlation to one or more of the SLMPE rubric’s 25 "Essential Elements"? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Essential Question # 3 Picture in your mind a district that you work with: How could you use this tool to help them reach their goal of student success? Who are the stakeholders (other than LMS) that could use this rubric? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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For discussion: How do we introduce the tool? What venues do we use to promote the use? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
1. What is the direct connection between excellent teaching and learning and the Essential Elements in the SLMPE rubric? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
2. Are there correlations to one or more of the SLMPE rubric’s 25 "Essential Elements“ with your district’s current professional development offerings? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
3. How could you use this tool to help districts reach their goal of student success, beyond usage by SLMS? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
How do we introduce the tool? What venues do we use to promote the use? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
Librarians are under-tapped resources in some districts. School libraries are a value-added way to leverage resources. SCDN can the lead – librarians and system directors have been doing this for years. NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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There is no systemic way for pushing tools like this out to the larger community. NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION
SCDN challenge - Find a way to intentionally tap into the expertise and strengths of SLMP and share these supports with districts. NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Find a way to put school libraries on your agenda pick three administrators in your districts that are struggling How can you facilitate the use of the SLMPE rubric to help raise student achievement? NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Toward a solution Meet with us again in March 2010 share your stories - who you worked with process used alignment of the rubric with the improvement process NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA PROGRAM EVALUATION rubric
Action Planning for SLMP improvement SLMPE_rubric/home.html documents/ Adaptedfrom IowaParentInformationResourceCenter NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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Carolyn Hirst-Loucks Assistant Superintendent for Instruction Auburn Enlarged City School District Linda Fox Program Manager for Library Services Capital Region BOCES School Library System John P. Brock Associate, School Library Services CI&IT, NYSED Joanne Shawhan Associate, School Library Services CI&IT, NYSED NYSCEA February 5, 2010
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