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Title: Information Power: Building Partnerships for Learning
Author: American Association of School Librarians and Association for Educational Communications and Technology
Publisher: ALA Editions/American Library Association
Date of publication: 1998
 
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[_] Roles and Responsibilities of the School Library Media Specialist excerpted from Chapter 1, "The Vision," pages 4-5
[_] Mission and Goals of the School Library Media Program excerpted from Chapter 1, "The Vision," pages 6-7
[_] The Nine Information Literacy Standards for Student Learning excerpted from Chapter 2, "Information Literacy Standards for Student Learning," pages 8-9
[_] INFORMATION POWER-The Bigger Picture (Information Power logo) excerpted from Chapter 3, "Collaboration, Leadership, and Technology," page 48
[_] Learning and Teaching Principles of School Library Media Programs excerpted from Chapter 4, "Learning and Teaching," Page 58
[_] Information Access and Delivery Principles of School Library Media Programs excerpted from Chapter 5, "Information Access and Delivery," page 83
[_] Program Administration Principles of School Library Media Programs excerpted from Chapter 6, "Program Administration," pages 100-101
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