Using the Standards to Further Your Instructional Leadership

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Description

Librarians are leaders. Join Jeanie Phillips and Ellen McNair, members of the AASL Standards implementation task force, as they unpack critical aspects of instructional leadership. We’ll talk about aligning your superpowers as a librarian with the new standards and the needs of your school community. We will collaborate to discover opportunities, strategies, and leverage points, so you can flex your instructional muscles to impact your entire school community.

Learning Objectives:

To familiarize yourself with leadership opportunities in the AASL Standards.
To consider instructional leadership strategies related to our role in implementing in the AASL Standards.
To identify important leverage points of instructional leadership in your library program.

Speaker(s):

Ellen L. McNair, Librarian, Centreville High School
Jeanie Phillips, Professional Development Coordinator, The Tarrant Institute for Innovative Education

Credits

1.00 - Contact Hours

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Stephanie Book
4/27/20 6:58 pm

This was a very informative session. The presenters were obviously very prepared and knowledgeable on the topic. They had really good energy and passion for the topic. Good job!

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