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Continuing Education
SLMS/NYLA Carol A. Kearney
Educational Leadership Retreat 2010
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Photos courtesy of Sara Kelly Johns
Learning for Life:
Think, Create,
Share, Grow
Featuring Speakers:
Fran Roscello, Cathie Marriott,Sara Kelly Johns
SLMS, L4L, and AASL Leadership
L4L: Implementing the AASL Standards and Guidelines in your Program
Cornell University, Ithaca,
Aug. 2-3, 2010
Mon.: 8AM till 10 PM
Tues.: 8AM till 1 PM
AASL Standard 1: Inquire, think critically and gain knowledge
AASL Common Belief 2: Inquiry provides a framework for learning …build[s] a learner who can thrive in a complex information environment.
Full List of AASL Standards Common Beliefs (.doc)
Past Leadership Retreats
2009 Retreat Info: http://edleadershipretreat.wikispaces.com/
2008 SLMS/NYLA Leadership Retreat - at Cornell University, Ithaca, NY
Sunday evening, Aug. 3 through Tuesday morning, Aug. 5.
Barbara Stripling and Gail Dickinson presented the new AASL Standards. AASL Standards (.doc).
2008 Leadership Retreat Wiki
2009 Leadership Retreat WIKI
2008 SLMS Leadership Retreat Press Release
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Barbara Stripling,
Director of Library Services,
NYC School Library System
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Gail Dickinson,
Assistant Professor,
Darden College of Education,
Old Dominion University,
Norfolk, Virginia
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Notes from previous Cornell Leadership Retreats
2005 David Loertscher - "Ban the Birds Unit"
2006 Barbara Stripling and Pam Berger - "Information Fluency: An Inquiry-Based
Collaborative Curriculum"
2007 Doug Johnson - "Get Your Assessment in Gear: Techniques for Improving Student Skills and Library Programs"
Doug Johnson's Blue Skunk Blog
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