The Idaho school library impact study, 2009: How Idaho librarians, teachers. and administrators collaborate for student success

TitleThe Idaho school library impact study, 2009: How Idaho librarians, teachers. and administrators collaborate for student success
Publication TypeReport
Year of Publication2010
AuthorsLance, KC, Rodney, MJ, Schwarz, B
InstitutionIdaho Commission for Libraries
CityBoise, Idaho
AbstractThis commissioned report identifies how Idaho school libraries contribute to student success. The survey design included both qualitative and quantitative measures. Responses from 1,082 librarians, teachers, and principals indicated what library services and programs they valued. In addition the survey asked to what degree administrators believed their staff were teaching Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) skills. The authors then looked at how those perceptions related to student achievement based upon ISAT scores. The bottom line result is that students are more likely to succeed/ excel/ thrive when librarians play active and collaborative roles with other teachers and with administrators.
URLhttp://libraries.idaho.gov/study