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Making Flexible Access and Flexible Scheduling Work Today: [Paperback]

Karen Ohlrich (Author)

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1563088584 978-1563088582 June 15, 2001

Flexible scheduling and flexible access have been around for years, but students in many school systems have yet to reap their benefits. Full of fresh perspectives, this easy-to-follow guide gives you an overview of the concepts and then takes you step-by-step through the process of implementing them in your school to create lifelong learners, readers, and library users of your students. An excellent tool for clarifying to a school community the win-win situation created by these changes.


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From School Library Journal

Ohlrich's arguments for flexible access and flexible literacy lessons will encourage librarians and administrators to take a careful look at school library use. The author supports her opinions on why this type of scheduling works best for students and the school community with study results and statistics, and outlines ways to plan and implement such programs. It is interesting to note that her list of the primary reasons why schools do not incorporate this type of arrangement does not make mention of the fact that library media specialists often must cover for planning periods for classroom teachers. While the benefits of flexible access are carefully outlined, information on the important topic of collaboration/planning with teachers, and acquiring administrative support is somewhat limited. Charts, a few simple illustrations, and examples of schedules are included. Unfortunately the density of type and the font size do not enhance the reading experience.

Copyright 2001 Cahners Business Information, Inc.

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?Library media specialists who want to bring flexible access and scheduling to their media cnter program will find this book an outstanding and invaluable resource. Highly recommended.?-Library Talk

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