AASL Standard - Collaborate
I was able to sit down and speak with Jennifer Thrift, a librarian at Charles Pinckney Elementary School located in Charleston, SC. Our discussion focused on the AASL National School Library Standard of Collaborate.
Collaboration is a true passion of Jennifer. She works extremely close with her school’s instructional coach to keep up to date with the current learning objectives of grades and used the instructional coach to help support and disseminate information about possible collaborations. On top of that, she also strives to build close relationships with her teachers because she believes that collaboration is built on trust and that can only be gained by developing relationships. She has a rather large social media presence and utilizes a lot of various technology in her lessons and ways to reach the teachers. Even though she has a flexible schedule her days are always filled so time to speak to teachers is her largest challenge.
Collaboration is a true passion of Jennifer. She works extremely close with her school’s instructional coach to keep up to date with the current learning objectives of grades and used the instructional coach to help support and disseminate information about possible collaborations. On top of that, she also strives to build close relationships with her teachers because she believes that collaboration is built on trust and that can only be gained by developing relationships. She has a rather large social media presence and utilizes a lot of various technology in her lessons and ways to reach the teachers. Even though she has a flexible schedule her days are always filled so time to speak to teachers is her largest challenge.
Collaborate. (n.d.). photograph. Retrieved from https://standards.aasl.org/shop/
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