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Journal Article
SMALL BUT POWERFUL – ACHIEVABLE PROJECTS FOR BUSY TEACHER LIBRARIANS
2025
Overview
Time and staffing can be very limited resources for today's Teacher Librarian. Conference presentations and articles often showcase large, inspiring, but often daunting projects. This article will present suggestions for smaller, but still significant, projects in key focus areas such as displays, genrefication/resource access and evidence-based practice that can be achieved in the school library. Though examples are mostly based in the primary school library context, the tips can be implemented in secondary school library projects as well.
