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Wake up. Find the book I was reading last night somewhere in the bed. Get up and get
ready for school. Yes, I shower and brush my teeth every morning!
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Arrive at school. Check mailbox. Turn on lights, computers, open the library, collaborate with
teachers, help students. This is always a busy time. Don't be a teacher-librarian if you can't function in the
morning.
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Teach a lesson on MLA citations and parenthetical documentation to freshmen. |
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Database training for a group of Senior Seminar students. |
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Co-teach a web quest on Of Mice and Men. |
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Grab a quick bite to eat (if I'm lucky) while helping students with research, computer problems, homework
questions, and manning the Circulation Desk.
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Help study hall students complete research, answer homework questions, solve technology problems, renew,
return, and check out books. Reshelve books.
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Book talks to sophomores. |
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Teach students how to format a TriFold brochure using Microsoft Word. |
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School's over, but helping students is not! Try to get out of here at a decent time today... |
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Head home and walk my dog. |
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Prepare supper, eat, and do dishes. |
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Laundry, cleaning, pay bills... |
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Complete homework for graduate school classes. |
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Yep, I'm still working on homework. |
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Squeeze in a little professional reading from magazines like School Library Journal, VOYA, or Teacher-Librarian. |
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Get in bed and curl up with a good book. Return to the top and repeat. |
