The document outlines the roles and responsibilities of an education leader including being a leader, meeting the needs of all students, being a 21st century program facilitator, pedagogical expert, reflective practitioner, and media coordinator. As a leader, they provide professional development, guide teachers in selecting instructional materials, and assume leadership roles on committees. They meet student needs by ensuring a safe, welcoming, accessible learning environment emphasizing flexibility and key skills. As a 21st century program facilitator, they guide digital instruction and collaboration. As a pedagogical expert, they create and deliver standards-aligned rich instruction. As a reflective practitioner, they analyze data to improve programs and assess library impact on student growth.

3. Leader
Meets
Reflective
Needs of All
Practitioner
Students
Media
Coordinator
21st Century
Pedagogical
Program
Expert
Facilitator

4. Standard 6
LEADER Provide PD at school,
district, state, national
level.
Guide teacher in the
selection of instructional
materials and digital tools.
Assume leadership roles
on school/district
committees

5. Physical Environment:
MEETS NEEDS OF
Safe and Welcoming
ALL STUDENTS Physical Environment:
Equal Access for All
Learning Environment:
Flexible with emphasis on
areas for “3 Cs”
Learning Environment:
Emphasis on Instruction

6. Lead in transition to
21st Century Program
digital instructional
tools.
Effectively use digital
Facilitator tools to enhance
instruction.
Guide teachers in
implementation of
ITES.
Collaborate to create
CCSS/ITES focused
Collection Dev. Plan

7. Pedagogical Expert
Create and deliver
CCSS/ITES rich
instruction.
Collaborate with teachers
to create CCSS/ITES rich
instruction.
Reading Expert and
Advocate
Use a variety of
instructional strategies

8. Reflective Practitioner
Collect and share LMS
data to improve library
programs.
Analyze student
achievement data.
Know and create your
own research on library
impact.
Continually assess impact
of library programs on
student growth.

9. It’s Your Turn!