Professional Learning Plan - Site 3
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This professional learning plan summarizes experiences at Site 3, including observing circulation and reshelving, assisting with programs, and volunteering. It notes a desire to experience managing budgets and libraries embracing creativity with technology. The plan aims to gain a part-time teacher-librarian position to apply knowledge while collaborating with experienced librarians and staff.
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- 1. Professional Learning Plan Site Three
- 2. What I have experienced at Site 3… Observe circulation desk operation Reshelving items Observe “First5Forever Storytime” Liaise with and assist Home Library Service Volunteers Assisting with school holiday program Cartooning workshop
- 3. What I still need to experience… Managing a budget A library that embraces and encourages creativity through technology, for example, Maker Spaces, STEAM and Robotics.
- 4. My Plans for further experience… To gain further experience I now feel ready to apply for teacher-librarian roles. Gaining a part-time teacher-librarian position would provide me with the optimal environment to apply my practical and theoretic knowledge while working in collaboration with experienced librarians and library support staff.