LT 125 w/CHDV 120
Published on Nov 20, 2015
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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
"Libraries serve the reading interests and information needs of all children directly and through service to parents and other adults who are involved with the lives of children."
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The Role of Children's Librarians
1. Provide the right information for the right child at the right time.
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2. Advocate for children's access to books, information technology, and ideas.
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3. Promote children's literacy in all media.
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4. Honor traditions and create the future.
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Libraries are more than books
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Libraries have story-time for toddlers and children
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Libraries provide snacks and lunches to children when school's out
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Libraries loan toys and tech designed for children with special needs
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Librarians go to hospitals to promote reading to infants
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