Volume 10 1991

Issue 1

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In this issue:

  • Journey into the imagination by Diana Kidd
  • The multiskilled teacher-librarian by Darelyn Dawson
  • Library Policy CICG final report by Sandra Sleeman
  • Will you please listen: I have something to say by Fay Gardiner
  • Literacy across the curriculum: School Development Day at Liverpool Girls High School by Brian Miller
  • The challenges of small school teacher-librarianship by Geraldine White, Libby O'Connor, Dianne McInnes and Christine Ray
  • AV copyright hits the screen
  • Promoting NCIN/ACIN in your school by Nigel Paull
  • CD-ROM buyer: be informed or beware by Peter Day
  • ASCIS subject headings list update by Ann Parry
  • Resource reviews
  • Columns.

Issue 2

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In this issue:

  • Real! Bearable! And believable! Paul Jennings talks to Fay Gardiner
  • School archives: a personal lament by Jim Fletcher
  • The pursuit of excellence and effectiveness: a matter of vision by Ross J. Todd
  • Treat Yourself: Professionally. The 12th Biennial Conference of the Australian School Library Association
  • New directions and a new book for Libby Gleeson by Graham Spindler
  • Nutcote now by Graham Spindler
  • You should see us now! The school library program at Mittagong Public School by Robyn Karakasch
  • Celebrating information skills by Doreen Teasdale
  • Online services for schools by Vicki Lowery
  • Meeting the NCIN challenge in Met South West by Virginia Elliott
  • ASCIS curriculum information services by Ann Parry and Nigel Paull
  • Of camels and horses: collection development in school libraries by Liz Bowring
  • ASCIS cataloguing services by Ann Parry
  • OASIS Library prep
  • Resource reviews
  • Columns.

Issue 3

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In this issue:

  • A window on Jeannie Baker by Jill Buckley
  • From Norman Gunston to Misery guts: Morris Gleitzman talks to Michelle Ellis
  • Repackaging in the post-microwave society by Marion Robertson
  • Selling information skills: the mission by Martha Heeren
  • Down by the river: a cooperatively planned unit with a home grown flavour by Linda Jones and Tish Creenaume
  • Putting the planning into CPPT by Fay Gardiner
  • It takes two to tango by Alison Glasscock
  • OASIS ... easier than I thought by Laureen Shepherd
  • Budgeting: Adapted from the management module of the School-based support course for teacher-librarians
  • Educating to change the world by David Foley
  • Using the NCIN microfiche by Nigel Paull
  • New additions to NCIN
  • Great ideas
  • Resource reviews
  • Columns.

Issue 4

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In this issue:

  • Greetings from Crusher's best mate by Fay Gardiner
  • Information Skills, Information Technologies and the Teacher Librarian by Toni Downes
  • Writing for children by Fay Gardiner
  • Teacher-librarians and survival of the species: united we stand, divided we fall! by James Henri
  • A reviewer writes ... by Jill Buckley
  • SLASA role statement for teacher-librarians
  • The CIA and US: changing information awareness, useful strategies by Ross Todd
  • Distance education, Dubbo style by Maureen Nicol
  • Inter-library loan: resources to support the curriculum by Beth McLaren
  • Realising goals
  • Powerhouse, power learning by Elizabeth Schaffer
  • Working together at St Clair High by Jackie Hawkes
  • From devastation to restoration by Michelle Simpson
  • What can OASIS Library do for you? by Gail Henley
  • Resource reviews
  • Columns.

Category:

  • Teaching and learning
  • Vol 1 to 10 (1982-1991)

Topics:

  • Learning
  • Professional development
  • School libraries
  • Teaching

Business Unit:

  • Teaching, Learning and Student Wellbeing
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