Making Your Library Work for Homeschoolers (October 2017)
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- 1. Making Your Library Work for HOMESCHOOLERS
- 2. Hi all! Suzanne Walker Indiana State Library Professional Development Office suwalker@library.in.gov 2
- 3. Question? What is your relationship to homeschooling?
- 5. Diverse Resources for Homeschooling ◦National Black Home Educators ◦Muslim Home Education Network Australia ◦Room 316 (Resource for Jewish Homeschoolers) ◦Indian Association of Homeschoolers ◦National LDS Homeschool Association ◦National Indigenous Latino Chicano Home Educators 5
- 6. Why? Why have so many people chosen to homeschool? 6
- 7. Different ways to learn at home 7
- 8. Online curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home 8
- 9. Online curriculums Online Schools Different ways to learn at home 9
- 10. Online curriculums Online Schools Book based curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home 10
- 11. Online curriculums Online Schools Book based curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home Unschooling 11
- 12. Online curriculums Online Schools Book based curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home Unschooling Units 12
- 13. Online curriculums Online Schools Book based curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home Unschooling Units Groups 13
- 14. Online curriculums Online Schools Book based curriculumsDifferent ways to learn at home Unschooling Units Groups 14 http://www.lds-nha.org/homeschooling-philosophies/ - More ways here!
- 15. How many? How many people nationally choose to homeschool? 15
- 16. “According to data published on May 7, 2015 by the National Center for Education Statistics(NCES), in 2003 1,096,000 school-aged children were homeschooled in the U.S., representing 2.2 percent of the total number of students in that age range that year (ages 5-17). In 2012, the number homeschooled was 1,773,000, or 3.4 percent of elementary and secondary school-aged children that year. 16 https://nces.ed.gov/programs/digest/d13/tables/dt13_206.10.asp
- 17. 17 0 200,000 400,000 600,000 800,000 1,000,000 1,200,000 1,400,000 1,600,000 1,800,000 2,000,000 2003 2012 # of Children Homeschooled Nationally
- 18. 18 Data from the Indiana Department of Education from several years ago… Indiana over time…
- 23. Collections 23
- 24. Collection Ideas 24 Keep your collections current
- 25. Collection Ideas 25 Keep your collections current State History
- 26. Collection Ideas 26 Keep your collections current State History Audio Books
- 27. Collection Ideas 27 Keep your collections current State History Audio Books Classics and Gentle Reads
- 28. Collection Ideas 28 Keep your collections current State History Audio Books Classics and Gentle Reads Items on Special Needs and Disabilities
- 29. Collection Ideas 29 Keep your collections current State History Audio Books Classics and Gentle Reads Items on Special Needs and Disabilities Activity type books
- 32. Collection Ideas 32 Stuff Language Learning State Homeschooling Association Resources - Magazine - Guide - Recommended Lists
- 33. Collection Ideas 33 Stuff Language Learning State Homeschooling Association Resources - Magazine - Guide - Recommended Lists Curricula
- 34. Collection Ideas 34 Stuff Language Learning State Homeschooling Association Resources - Magazine - Guide - Recommended Lists Curricula Ask what they need
- 35. Services 35
- 36. Service Ideas 36 Packet of welcome information
- 37. Service Ideas 37 Packet of welcome information Meeting / Study Room Policies
- 38. Service Ideas 38 Packet of welcome information Meeting / Study Room Policies Wifi and Public Computers
- 39. Service Ideas 39 Packet of welcome information Meeting / Study Room Policies Wifi and Public Computers Library Card Policies – Kid cards / Parent-teacher cards
- 40. Service Ideas 40 Packet of welcome information Meeting / Study Room Policies Wifi and Public Computers Library Card Policies – Kid cards / Parent-teacher cards Interlibrary Loaning and Resource Sharing
- 41. Service Ideas 41 Packet of welcome information Meeting / Study Room Policies Wifi and Public Computers Library Card Policies – Kid cards / Parent-teacher cards Interlibrary Loaning and Resource Sharing Local Expert
- 45. Service Ideas 45 Testing Proctoring Databases Downloadables Supply Desk | Lamination | Die Cuts
- 46. Service Ideas 46 Testing Proctoring Databases Downloadables Supply Desk | Lamination | Die Cuts Homeschooling Shelving / Area
- 47. Service Ideas 47 Testing Proctoring Databases Downloadables Supply Desk | Lamination | Die Cuts Homeschooling Shelving / Area Webpage
- 48. Service Ideas 48 Testing Proctoring Databases Downloadables Supply Desk | Lamination | Die Cuts Homeschooling Shelving / Area Webpage Pulling Materials
- 49. Question? What collection items or services would you like to share?
- 50. Programs 50
- 51. 51 A word on food.
- 55. Typical Programs 55 Library Skill Classes Library Tours Book groups
- 56. Typical Programs 56 Library Skill Classes Library Tours Book groups Arts and Crafts groups
- 57. Typical Programs 57 Library Skill Classes Library Tours Book groups Arts and Crafts groups Writing club
- 58. Typical Programs 58 Library Skill Classes Library Tours Book groups Arts and Crafts groups Writing club Computer classes
- 59. Typical Programs 59 Library Skill Classes Library Tours Book groups Arts and Crafts groups Writing club Computer classes Lego programs
- 61. Programs for Parents 61 Homeschool Fair or Open House
- 62. Programs for Parents 62 Homeschool Fair or Open House Curriculum Swap
- 63. Programs for Parents 63 Homeschool Fair or Open House Curriculum Swap Informational Sessions
- 64. Programs for Parents 64 Homeschool Fair or Open House Curriculum Swap Informational Sessions Preview Night at your Booksale
- 65. Programs for Parents 65 Homeschool Fair or Open House Curriculum Swap Informational Sessions Preview Night at your Booksale Book-A-Librarian
- 67. More Program Ideas for Youth 67Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time
- 68. More Program Ideas for Youth 68Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time Field Trips
- 69. More Program Ideas for Youth 69Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time Field Trips Walking Tours
- 70. More Program Ideas for Youth 70Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time Field Trips Walking Tours Ice Breakers (Ultimate Camp Resource)
- 71. More Program Ideas for Youth 71Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time Field Trips Walking Tours Ice Breakers (Ultimate Camp Resource) Cooking
- 72. More Program Ideas for Youth 72Show and Tell STEM Hour | Maker Lab Time Field Trips Walking Tours Ice Breakers (Ultimate Camp Resource) Cooking Chick Hatching | Butterflies
- 74. More Program Ideas for Youth 74 States and Countries
- 75. More Program Ideas for Youth 75 States and Countries Community Garden
- 76. More Program Ideas for Youth 76 States and Countries Community Garden Plays
- 77. More Program Ideas for Youth 77 States and Countries Community Garden Plays Spelling Bee
- 78. More Program Ideas for Youth 78 States and Countries Community Garden Plays Spelling Bee Flat Stanley
- 79. More Program Ideas for Youth 79 States and Countries Community Garden Plays Spelling Bee Flat Stanley Games and Gaming
- 80. More Program Ideas for Youth 80 States and Countries Community Garden Plays Spelling Bee Flat Stanley Games and Gaming Music
- 82. Question? What programs do you think are great ideas for homeschoolers?
- 83. 83 Connecting
- 84. Connect with your homeschoolers 84 …in the Library
- 85. Connect with your homeschoolers 85 …in the Library …through your State Organization
- 86. Connect with your homeschoolers 86 …in the Library …through your State Organization …through Homeschooling Conventions
- 87. Connect with your homeschoolers 87 …in the Library …through your State Organization …through Homeschooling Conventions …through Churches
- 88. Connect with your homeschoolers 88 …in the Library …through your State Organization …through Homeschooling Conventions …through Churches …through other organizations that might serve Homeschoolers
- 89. 89 Resources
- 90. Resources 90 Your State Association – Start there.
- 91. Resources 91 Your State Association – Start there. Your State Library
- 92. Resources 92 Your State Association – Start there. Your State Library Other Librarians in your area
- 93. Resources 93 Your State Association – Start there. Your State Library Other Librarians in your area Staff members who might homeschool
- 94. Resources 94 Your State Association – Start there. Your State Library Other Librarians in your area Staff members who might homeschool National Home Education Research Institute
- 95. Thank you to… Texas Home School Coalition Home Educators Association of Virginia Arizona Families for Home Education Christian Home Educators of Colorado Indiana Association of Home Educators 95
- 96. Thanks! Suzanne Walker Any questions? You can find me at suwalker@library.in.gov or at the Indiana State Library. 96
- 98. Credits Special thanks to all the people who made and released these awesome resources for free: ○ Presentation template by SlidesCarnival