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On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 4:59 PM, Danielle Winter <[email protected]>
wrote:

> School Librarian/Media Specialist
>
> The role of the Library/Media Specialist is to work with the Educational
> Technology Director, Early Childhood and Elementary School Directors, Head
> of School and faculty to create, lead, and implement a 21st Century
> Library/Media Center for Temple Beth Am Day School. The Library/Media
> Specialist will ensure that the library offers digital databases and tools
> to enhance the General and Judaic Studies curriculum. The Library/Media
> Specialist writes and delivers the appropriate library skills curriculum.
> The Library/Media Specialist reports to both the Elementary School Director
> and Head of School. The Library/Media Specialist will hold an appropriate
> graduate degree.
>
> Specific responsibilities include (but are not limited to):
> • Develops and implements a library/media curriculum for day school
> students to include a full range of literacy skills
> • Instruct library skills classes ranging from reading time with Early
> Childhood students to collaboratively planned learning, research and
> critical thinking experiences for elementary students
> • Lead story time for early childhood through 2nd grade classes
> • Manage library assistant and parent volunteers
> • Communicate and highlight sections of the library throughout the year
> through displays, programs, and the blog
> •
> • Model and implement effective use of technology in the library,
> including, but not limited to: ebooks, mobile devices, apps, databases, and
> card catalogue
> • Instruct students and faculty to be effective, efficient and ethical
> consumers of ideas and information
> • Select, acquire, and organize books and other media for the library for
> maximum and effective use
> • Provide professional development for faculty in 21st Century library
> skills
> • Act as an active, accessible and informed library leader accessible to
> students, staff, parents, and library users
> • Share expertise at faculty meetings, parents meetings and school board
> meetings
> • Create and offer library programs to enhance library use, including, but
> not limited to: book clubs, reading contests, author talks, and lecture
> series
> • Maintain frequent and timely communication to the library community via
> a library blog/website, social media, newsletter, video/audio streaming and
> on-demand video/ audio podcasts
> • Maintain active membership in professional associations
> • Remain current in professional practices and developments, information
> technologies, and educational research applicable to school library
> programs
> • Demonstrate and engender in our students a love of books, learning and
> curiosity
> • Demonstrate a strong working knowledge of Judaic literature and library
> skills to support our Judaic literary resources
> • Oversee and manage the library budget and support personnel
> *To apply visit: https://jewishjobs.com/jobs/viewexpired/37146
> <https://jewishjobs.com/jobs/viewexpired/37146> *
>
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