Reading promotion and the school library
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School librarians can promote reading in several ways: 1) They can organize author visits, book exhibitions, and reading nights to engage students with books. 2) They can create reading areas around the school like an outdoor "reading pillar" display to encourage reading during breaks. 3) Successful reading promotion involves getting every student, class, teacher, and parent involved in reading projects to make the library the heart of the school.
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Bibliothek des Weidiggymnasiums Bad Nauheim: Jahrbuch 2014
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LAG-Report 2013
Die neueste Broschüre der LAG Schulbibliotheken in Hessen e. V.
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1) O documento discute o trabalho da Associação Regional de Bibliotecas Escolares de Hessen na Alemanha para promover bibliotecas escolares de qualidade.
2) Estudos mostram que alunos com acesso a boas bibliotecas escolares tem melhor desempenho acadêmico.
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Die Schulbibliothek als Lernort 2.0
Präsentation am 8.4.10. im Rahmen einer Tagung "Schulbibliotheken als Lernort" im Goethe-Institut in Rom (mit Günther Brée)
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- 1. Reading Promotion i s a Task for School Librarians
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- 5. Book-box
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