READING LIST -- BOOKS |
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ALA. Information Power; Building
Partnerships for Learning. National standard. Textbook.
On Reserve. Also see the 1988 version also on reserve. AASL. A Planning Guide for Information Power; Building
Partnerships for Learning with School Library Media Program Assessment Rubric for the 21st Century. National standard. Textbook.
On Reserve. Also see the 1988 version also on reserve. Joyce, Bruce, Marshal Weil.
Models of Teaching. 7th ed.
Boston: Allyn & Gacon, 2004. Kearney, Carol A. Curriculum Partner: Redefining the Role of the Library Media Specialist.
Westport, CT: Greenwood, 2000. Koechlin, Carol. Info Tasks for Successful Learning; Building Skills in Reading, Writing and Research.
Pembroke, 2001.
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Author/Title
Notes
SILS
Z675
.S3 A4475
1998
Chicago:
American Library Association, 1998.
SILS
Z675.33
.S3 A4475
1998 Guide
Chicago:
American Library Association, 1999.
Davis
LB 1728
.A32
1999
Adams Bullock, Ann and Parmalee Hawk. Developing a Teaching Portfolio; A Guide for Preservice and
Practicing Teachers. NJ: Merill Prentice Hall, 2001.
Definition and applications for preservice, master teachers, and the
like. Appendix B
includes NC's Model.
SILS
Z 675
.A2 S555
1999 Allen, Christine and Mary Alice Anderson, eds. Skills for Life: Information Literacy for Grades 7-12. 2nd ed.
Worthington, O: Linworth, 1999.
Davis
LB 17
.T235
2001 Anderson, Lorin W., et al, eds. A Taxonomy for Learning, Teaching and Assessing; A revision of Bloom's Taxonomy of
Educational Objectives. Longman, 2001. Adds a knowlege dimension to the familiar 6 steps (Knowledge,
Comprehension, Application, Analysis, Synthesis and Evaluation).
SILS
Z 1039
.H54 G74
2004 Ayers, Rick and Amy Crawford, eds. Great Books for High School Kids; A Teachers' Guide to Books that can Change Teens'
Lives. Beacon Press, 2004. Seven important books and the teen discussions about them plus lists of
related titles, many annotations .
Davis
LB
1573
.B3573
1999 Barchers, Suzanne I. Bridges to Reading, K-3 and
3-5. Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
SILS
Z1037
.A1 B395
1999
Baxter, Kathleen A. and Marcia Agness
Kochel. Gotcha! Nonfiction Booktalks to get Kids Excited about
Reading. Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
Note: Marcia Agness Kochel is a SILS graduate.
SILS
ZA 3075
.B575
2003
Birks, Jane and Fiona Hunt. Hands-on Information Literacy Activities.
Neal-Schuman, 2003.
Active learning for high school and college students. Accompanying CD.
SILS
2003
Bishop, Kay. Connecting Libraries with Classrooms; The Curricular Roles of the Media Specialist.
Linworth, 2003.
Textbook. Collaborating with teachers to deliver the information literacy and content curriculum.
SILS
LB 17
.T3
Bloom, Benjamin S., ed.. Taxonomy of Educational Objectives; The Classification of Educational Goals.
Longmans, Green, 1956 -
See Bloom Summary for list of cognitive
objectives.
Davis
LB 1025.3
.B67
2000
Borich, Gary D. Effective Teaching Methods. 4th ed.
Merrill, 2000..
A standard text on teaching methods.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 B685
1999
Bradburn, Frances Bryant. Output Measures for School Library Media Programs.
NewYork: Neal-Schuman, 1999.
Frances is Director of Instructional Technology for North Carolina.
SILS
ZA 3075
.B87
Burkhardt, Joanna M., Mary MacDonald and Andree Rathemacher. Teaching Information Literacy; 35 Practical
Standards-based Exercises for College Students.
ALA, 2003.
Also useful for high school students.
Davis
LB 1060
.C366
2004
Campbell, Linda, Bruce Campbell and Dee Dickinson. Teaching and Learning through Multiple Intelligences
. 3rd ed. Allyn & Bacon, 2004.
Using different learning styles in a variety of ways.
Davis
LB 1632
.C558
1998
Closter, Kathryn, Karen L. Sipes and Vickie
Thomas. Fiction, Food and Fun, the Original Recipe for the READ 'N'
FEED Program. Libraries Unlimited, 1998.
An approach to reading encouragement. Available as a Web book.
SILS
LC 159
.L572
2001
Cumming, Joy and Claire Wyatt-Smith, eds. Literacy and the Curriculum; Success in Senior Secondary Schooling.
Acer Press, 2001.
SILS
LB 1050.455
.D36
2004
Daniels, Harvey and Steven Zemelman. Subjects Matter; Every Teacher's Guide to Content-Area Reading.
Heinemann, 2004..
A little disappointing that there is no mention of HS library although info about building a classroom library, book clubs, and a
good list of books related to curriculum areas.
Davis
LB 1028.38
.D53
2005
Dick, Walter, Lou Carey and James O. Carey. The Systematic Design of Instruction.
6th ed. Longman, 2005.
Classic text on formal theory and practice of instructional design. Earlier editions still useful.
SILS
ZA 4065
.D64
2000
Doggett, Sandra I. Beyond the Book: Technology Integration into the Secondary School Library Media Curriculum.
Libraries Unlimited, 2000.
A good overview of the multifaceted role of the media specialist.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 .D585
1998
Doiron, Ray and Judy Davies. Partners in Learning; Students, Teachers and the School Library.
Libraries Unlimited, 1998.
Innovative resource-based units for elementary grades. Available as e-book.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 .D65
1998
Donham, Jean. Enhancing Teaching and Learning; A Leadership Guide for School Library Media Specialists.
Neal-Schuman, 1998.
Former 242 textbook. Great for context, collaborative planning, scheduling, literacy, assessment, etc. Worth examining.
Davis
LB 1060
.D75
2005
Driscoll, Marcy Perkins. Psychology of Learning for Instruction. 3rd ed. Pearson Allyn and Bacon, 2005.
Good overview of some of the many learning theories.
SILS
Z711.2
.D86
2000
Duncan, Donna and Laura Lockhart. I-Search, You Search, We all Learn to Research; A How to do it Manual for
Teaching Elementary School Students to Solve Information Problems. Neal-Schuman, 2000.
Another information skills model to review.
SILS
LB 1050.2
.E39
2004
Edwards, Patricia A. Children's Literacy Development; Making it Happen through School, Family and Community
Involvement. Pearson, 2004
Practical and theoretical ideas for strenthening family involvement in school.
SILS
ZA 3075
.E385
2004
Eisenberg, Michael B., Carrie Lowe and Kathleen Spitzer. Information Literacy: Essential Skills for the
Information Age.
Libraries Unlimited, 2004
Information literacy research in context of national and state standards.
SILS
ZA 3075
.E42
1999 Eisenberg, Michael B. and Robert E. Berkowitz. Teaching Information & Technology Skills: The Big 6 in Elementary
Schools.
Linworth Publishing, 2000. Companion to book listed below. SILS
ZA 3075
.E425
2000 Eisenberg, Michael B. and Robert E. Berkowitz. Teaching Information & Technology Skills: The Big 6 in Secondary
Schools.
Linworth Publishing, 2000. The "Big 6" is an important way of conceptualizing the information skills needed: Define Task, Search,
Locate, Use, Synthesize, Evaluate) SILS
ZA 3075
.E4
1999 Eisenberg, Michael B. and Robert E. Berkowitz. The New Improved Big 6 Workshop Handbook.
Linworth Publishing, 1999. For use in staff development with teachers. Good plans, handouts. Also check web site -- www.Big6.com.
SILS
Z675
.S3 E9
1998
Everhart, Nancy. Evaluating the School Library Media
Center; Analysis Techniques and Research Practices.
Libraries Unlimited, 1998.
See esp. chapter 2 on curriculum and use of rubrics.
SILS
Z675
.S3 F234
1999
Farmer, Lesley S.J. Cooperative Learning Activities
in the Library Media Center. 2nd ed. Libraries Unlimited,
1999.
SILS
Z 711.2
.F37
1995
Farmer, Lesley S.J. Workshops for
Teachers: Becoming Partners for Information Literacy. Linworth
Publishing, 1995.
A bit old but includes 14 sample workshop plans.
SILS
LB 1050
.F345
2004
Farris, Pamela J., Carol Fuhler and Maria Walther. Teaching Reading; A Balanced Approach for Today's
Classrooms. McGraw-Hill, 2004
A typical reading textbook aimed at elementary school teachers.
SILS
LB 1584
.F659
2000
Fredericks, Anthony. More Social Studies Through Children's Literature
Libraries
Unlimited, 2000.
Author has several books on curricular units using children's lit, also readers' theatre.
Davis
LB 1028.38
.G34
2005
Gagne, Robert M. et al. Principles of Instructional Design.
5th ed. Thomson/Wadsworth, 2005.
A classic introduction to topic.
SILS
Z 1037
.A1 .G526
2003
Gillespie, John Thomas. Teenplots; A Booktalk Guide to Use with Readers Ages 12-18.
Libraries Unlimited, 2003.
Author has produced a sizable number of "best books" as well as booktalk guides -- some in SILS reference.
SILS
Z675
.S3 G7385
1998a
Gross, Melissa R. Imposed Queries in the
School Library Media Center; A Descriptive Study. UCLA
Thesis.
A study of transacting a query imposed by a teacher on students. Shorter versions in RQ and School Library
Media Research (online). Master's paper?
SILS
Z 711.2
.H29
1999
Hackman, Mary H. Library Information Skills and the
High School English Program. 2nd ed. Libraries Unlimited,
1999.
SILS
ZA 4230
.H38
2003
Haycock, Ken and others. Neal-Schuman Authoritative Guide to Kids' Search Engines, Subject Directories, and
Portals. Neal-Schuman, 2003.
SILS
.Q141
.K424
1999
Haven, Kendall and Donna Clark. 100 Most Popular Scientists for Young Adults; Biographical Sketches and
Professional Paths.
Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
Haven has many science/math books plus story-telling in the classroom. Many like this one are e-books.
SILS
Z675
.S3 I4265
2001
Hughes-Hassell, Sandra and Anne Wheelocks, eds. The Information-Powered School.
American Library Association, 2001.
Testing the standards. First author a SILS PhD graduate.
Davis
LB 1067.5
.S78
2004
Hyerle, David, ed. Student Successes with Thinking Maps: School-based Research, Results and Models for Achievement
Using Visual Tools.
Corwin Press, 2004.
Also see author's 1996 book on visual tools -- good to stimulate right-brained learners and others.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 J26
2003 James, Helen Foster.
Author Day Adventures; Bringing Literacy to Life with an Author Visit. Scarecrow Press, 2003. Also see author's 1996 book on visual tools -- good to stimulate right-brained learners and others.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 J64
1997
Johnson, Doug. The Indispensable Librarian; Surviving (and Thriving) in School Media Centers.
Linworth, 1997.
A bit old but still useful.
Davis
LB 1027.3
.J69
2004
Classic text showing an array of teaching techniques with theoretical basis. Earlier editions also useful.
SILS
ZA 3075
.K36
2001
Kansas Association of School Librarians. The Handy 5; Planning and Assessing Integrated Information Skills
Instruction.
Scarecrow Press, 2001.
Written to support teacher/librarian collaboration. The five stages are Assignment, Plan of Action, Doing the Job,
Product Evaluation and Process Evaluation.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 K42
2000
Practical advice from the field about collaborating with classroom
teachers.
SILS
ZA 3075
.K63
2001
Written by a librarian for teachers. Focuses on Evaluating Info, Sorting to Make Connections; Working with Info &
Testing Ideas; and Analyzing/Synthesizing for Conclusions.
SILS
Z1003
.K917
2004
Krashen, Stephen D. The Power of Reading; Insights from
the Research. 2nd ed. Libraries Unlimited, 2004.
Textbook. Older ed. also valuable. Look for Krashen article in SLMQ Fall 1996: 43-49.
SILS
Z 711.2
.K83
2002
Kuhlthau, Carol. Teaching the Library Research Process.
2nd ed. Scarecrow, 2002.
.
Focuses on secondary school. Also see her Seeking Meaning. Her stage theory of the research process is highly
valuable.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 L246
2001
Lance, Keith Curry and David V. Loertscher. Powering Achievement: School Library Media Programs Make a
Difference: The Evidence.
Hi Willow, 2001
.
Documentation from many states of studies showing relationship between a good school library and high student achievement.
Also see http://www.lrs.org/impact.asp for more on Library Impact
studies.
SILS
Z 1003.15
.L36
2003
Langemack, Chappie. The Booktalker's Bible; How to Talk about the Books you Love to any Audience.
Libraries Unlimited, 2003.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 L265
2004
Lanning, Scott and John Bryner. Essential Reference Services for Today's School Media Specialists.
Libraries Unlimited, 2004.
.
Textbook. Building a print and electronic reference collection, working with teachers in a leadership role.
Davis
LB 1060
.L385
2000
Lazear, David G.. The Intelligent Curriculum; Using MI [Multiple Intelligences] to Develop your
Students' Full Potential.
Tucson, AR: Zephyr Press, 2000
Author's prior book is Eight Ways of Knowing 3rd ed., 1999.
SILS
Z 711.2
.L385
2000
Lee, Carol K. Learning about Books & Libraries: A Gold Mine of Games.
Alleyside Press, 2000.
Games are energizing for most children.
SILS
Z 716.3
.L58
1999
Littlejohn, Carol. Talk that Book! Booktalks to Promote Reading.
Worthington, O: Linworth, 1999.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 L68
1988
Loertscher, David V. Taxonomies of the School Library Media Program.
Libraries Unlimited, 1988. NOTE: new edition (2000) on order for SILS
A classic. SLMC taxonomy is heavily cited and used to measure progress. Author is former AASL president. See his web
site - http://www.davidvl.org/pro.html.
SILS Folio
Z 675
.S3 L644
1999
Loertscher, David V. Reinvent Your School's Library in the Age of Technology; A Guide for Principals and
Superintendents.
Hi Willow, 1998.
Read first and then present to your principal.
UL
ZA 4460
.M33
2001
MacDonald, Randall M. Successful Keyword Searching: Initiating Research on Popular Topics Using Electronic
Databases. Greenwood Press, 2001.
Useful for lesson planning with high school students.
SILS
LB 1027.4
.M256
2000
McKenzie, Jamie. Beyond Technology: Questioning, Research and the Information Literate School.
FNO Press, 2000.
Categories and suggested uses for questions. See website -- www.fno.org -- From Now On; an Educational Technology Journal.
Davis
LB 17
.M39
2000 Marzano, Robert J.
Designing a New Taxonomy of Educational Objectives. Corwin Press, 2001. See Anderson
and Bloom books above. Another taxonomy based on Bloom adding information.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 M375
2001
Miller, Pat. Reaching Every Reader; Promotional Strategies for the Elementary School Library Media Specialist.
Linworth, 2001.
Important not to neglect PR -- Best is informative.
SILS
Z 718.5
.T47
2004
Nichols, C. Allen, ed. Thinking Outside the Book; Alternatives for Today's Teen Library Collections.
Libraries Unlimited, 2004.
Zines, graphic novels, audiobooks, music, video, games, and virtual.
SILS
LB 1592
.N67
2000
Northrup, Mary. Short on Time, Long on Learning; Activities for those Teachable Moments.
Linworth, 2000.
Davis
LB 1050.2
.H36
2004
Nunes, Terezinha and Peter Bryant, eds. Handbook of Children's Literacy.
Kluwer Academic Publishers, 2004.
A substantial tome with a collection of the latest research on reading.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 O518
2001
Ohlrich, Karen Browne. Making Flexible Access and Flexible Scheduling Work Today.
Libraries Unlimites, 2001.
SILS
LB 1027.33
.P37
2002
Pappas, Marjorie L. and Ann E. Tepe. Pathways to Knowledge and Inquiry Learning.
Libraries Unlimites, 2002.
Former 242 textbook. Stage model: Appreciation, Presearch, Search, Interpretation, Communicating,
Evaluation. Compare to Big 6, Kuhlthau. Nice sample collaborative lesson plans.
SILS
Z 711.2
.R26
1999
Rankin, Virginia. The Thoughtful
Researcher; Teaching the Research Process to Middle School
Students. Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 R284
2003
Ray, Virginia Lawrence. School Wide Book Events; How to Make Them Happen.
Libraries Unlimited, 2003.
Seventeen great promotional ideas to make you a leader in reading activities within the school.
SILS
ZA 2075
.R54
2000
Riedling, Ann Marlow. Reference Skills for the School Library Media Specialist; Tools and Tips.
Linworth, 2000.
Also see her Learning to Learn; A Guide to Becoming Information Literate (Neal-Schuman, 2002).
Davis
LB 1032
.R59
2003
Roberts, Sylvia M. and Eunice Z. Pruitt. Schools as Professional Learning Communities: Collaborative
Activities and Strategies for Professional Development.
Corwin Press, 2003
In service ideas.
Davis
LB 1028.3
.R595
2003
Roblyer, M.D. Integrating Educational Technology into Teaching.
3rd ed. Merrill Prentice-Hall, 2003.
Textbook with accompanying website - http://www.prenhall.com/roblyer/.
Excellent chapter on learning theory and useful criteria and rubrics for websites, software, WebQuests, and more. With CD.
SILS
ZA 3075
.R93
2001
Ryan, Jenny and Steph Capra. Information
Literacy Toolkit: Grades Kindergarten-6.
American Library Association, 2001.
Information on the steps in the information literacy
process with objectives for each grade, examples, and planning
organizers. Includes a CD with the forms.
SILS
ZA 3075
.R92
2001
Ryan, Jenny and Steph Capra. Information
Literacy Toolkit: Grades 7 and Up.
American Library Association, 2001.
A companion item to the one above for the upper grades.
SILS
Z 1037
.S268
2003
Schall, Lucy. Booktalks and More; Motivating Teens to Read.
Libraries Unlimited, 2003.
Books that "explore the journey of life." Nice mix of fiction and nonfiction.
SILS
LB 1043.6
.S44
2002
Seefeldt, Carol. Creating Rooms of Wonder; Valuing and Displaying Children's Work to Enhance the Learning
Process.
Gryphon House, 2002.
SILS
Z 1037
.S575
2004
Silvey, Anita. 100 Best Books for Children.
on the School Library Media Center. Greenwood, 1999.
Organized by age from birth to 2 up to ages 11 and 12, each book is introduced by an essay summarizing story and the
providing the "story behind the story."
SILS
Z 675
.S3 S538
1999
Shaw, Marie Keen. Block Scheduling and its Impact
on the School Library Media Center. Greenwood, 1999.
This method of scheduling appears on the rise in high schools.
SILS
LB 1065
.S57
2000
Small, Ruth V. and Marilyn P. Arnone. Turning Kids on
to Research; The Power of Motivation. Libraries Unlimited, 2000.
Also see their WWW Motivating Minding: Finding Treasures for Teaching Evaluation Skills Grades 7-12
(Linwood, 1999).
SILS
Z 675
.S3 S67
2000
Snyder, Timothy. Getting Lead-Bottomed Administrators Excited About School Library Media Center.
Libraries Unlimited, 2000.
Useful for planning, PR and developing good relationship with principal. Also available as an e-book.
SILS
Z 711.2
.S72
1999
Stanley, Deborah B. Practical Steps to the Research Process in High School.
Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
SILS Ref
PS 153
.N5 S74
2000
Stevens, Claire Gatrell. Coretta Scott King Award Books; Using Great Literature with Children and Young
Libraries Unlimited, 2000.
Good for collection development and programming.
SILS
Z 711.2
.L42
1999
Stripling, Barbara, ed. Learning and Libraries in an
Information Age: Principles and Practice. Libraries Unlimited,
1999.
One of my favorites -- full of good sense.
SILS
Z 718.1
.S85
2003
Sullivan, Michael. Connecting Boys with Books; What Libraries can Do.
Libraries Unlimited, 2003.
SILS
Z 696
.D7 T29
2001
Taylor, Paige with Kent and Sue Brinkmeyer. Dewey & the Decimals; Learning Games and Activities.
Alleyside Press, 2001.
An idea book for elementary school libraries.
Davis
LB 1573.8
.T44
2004
Teele, Sue. Overcoming Barriers to Reading; A Multiple Intelligences Approach.
Corwin Press, 2004.
Author has earlier book on same topic: Rainbows of Intelligence(/i> (2000).
SILS
Z 711.2
.T496
1999
Thomas, Nancy Pickering. Information
Literacy and Information Skills Instruction; Applying
Research to Practice in the School Library Media Center.
Former 242 textbook. Strong theoretical base.
Davis
ZA 3075
.T47
2000
Thompson, Helen M. and Susan A. Henley.
Fostering Information Literacy; Connecting National
Standards, GOALS 2000 and the SCANS Report. Libraries
Unlimited, 1999.
Includes disk with annotated bibliography. Also an ebook.
SILS
Z 675
.S3 T88
2003
Turner, Philip M.
Helping Teachers Teach; A School Library Media Specialist's Role.
3rd ed. Libraries
Unlimited, 2003.
Former 242 textbook. Instructional design from the SLMS perspective. 2nd ed. (1993) differs little.
SILS
LB1050.455
.V33
2002
Vacca, Richard T. and JoAnne L. Vacca.
Content Area Reading; Literacy and Learning Across the Curriculum. 7th ed. Allyn and Bacon,
2002.
Another standard reading textbook.
SILS
Z711.6
.V36
1999
Van Vliet, Lucille W. Media Skills for Middle
Schools; Strategies for Library Media Specialists and
Teachers. 2nd ed. Library Unlimited, 1999.
SILS
Z675
.S3
V348
1994
Vandergrift, Kay E. Power Teaching; A Primary Role of the
School Library Media Specialist. Chicago: American Library
Association, 1994.
An older book but one I cherish for its strong literature base for instruction. Kay has a number of websites - see for example http://www.scils.rutgers.edu/~kvander/AuthorSite/.
Davis
LC 149.5
.W35
2004
Warlick, David F.. Redefining Literacy for the 21st Century.
Linworth, 2004.
Written by a Raleigh resident, former DPI web designer and currently
owner of The Landmark Project, book speaks to reading, processing
meaning, and ethics in the digital world.
SILS
Z675
.S3
W45
2002
Weisman, Shirley. Windows into Instructional Collaboration; Information Power in the REal World.
Hi Willow, 2002.
Davis
LB 2806
.I5 W557
2005
Wiles, Jon. Curriculum Essentials; A Resource for Education.
2nd. ed. Allyn & Bacon, 2005.
A standard text on curriculum development.
SILS Ref
Z 1035.1
.R435
Wynar, Bohdan S., ed. Recommended Reference Books for Small and Medium-Sized Libraries and Media Centers.
[Serial] Libraries Unlimited, 1981-.
Most recent edition in reference; earlier editions circulate. Also an ebook.
SILS
Z 675
.S3
Z94
1999
Zweizig, Douglas L. and Dianne McAfee
Hopkins. Lessons from Library Power; Enriching Teaching
and Learning; Final Report of the Evaluation of the National
Library Power Initiative. Libraries Unlimited, 1999.
Probably most useful from a researcher's perspective.
Page revised February 18, 2005.