Monday
9th June 2008 : 9.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.
Course
description: This
half day session will look at the wide range of skills and the strategic
thinking needed by the multi-tasking library manager/librarian who is
on the front line but needs the management overview to think and act
strategically and to promote the importance of the LRC to all and everyone.
Suitable
for: Secondary
school librarians, Head of sixth form and other departments, and any
other interested staff.
Tutor:
Geoff Dubber is a freelance consultant/trainer working in the UK and
further afield to promote effective library use. He has over 35 years
teaching, management, library and advisory experience with schools,
both secondary and primary. He is currently Vice Chair of the School
Library Association and Chair of the SLA's School Librarian of the Year
panel for 2006/7. He is author of many of the SLA's Guidelines series.
He writes and reviews for the School Librarian.
Venue:
Schools Library Service, New Barnfield, Travellers Lane, Hatfield AL10
8XG
Cost:
£65.00 per person
| This
half day session will consider the following key areas: |
- Delegate's
own situation, LRC and its current working
|
- The visionary
role of the 21st century LRC
|
- Practicalities
- multi-tasking - the stresses of front line working and ways
to reduce these pressures
|
- Coping
with the changing curriculum
|
- The importance
of delegation, decision making, (inter)dependence & development
planning
|
- Essential
skills for the successful LRC manager
|
To
Book: Please
print course booking form, available here www.herts-sls.org.uk
and complete for each course booking. Return to SLS by post, Fax (01707
281611) phone (01707 281630) or email to service@herts-sls.org.uk
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