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Praxis 0311/5311 Library Media Specialist Study Guide Exam Questions With 100% Correct Answers 2026 | Guaranteed Pass Flexible scheduling - According to the AASL, which type of scheduling plan is recommended for effective integration of the library media program into the curriculum? more effective - Studies have shown that teaching information literacy skills in context is (more effective/less effective) than teaching them in isolation without a contextual framework. acceptable use policy - A document which defines proper student use of the Internet and related technology at school, and consequences of violating those expectations. circulation - * Accuracy * Ease of Access * Ease of Use, and * Frequency of Use These are 4 considerations of _____________________ procedures. collection size - By assessing how well users' needs are met, a Library Media Specialist can determine the adequacy of a library's _______________. Purpose of the AASL - To advocate excellence, facilitate change, and develop leaders in the school library field. Loertscher's Taxonomy for LMS - I. NO INVOLVEMENT -- The Library media center is bypassed entirely.II. SELF-HELP WAREHOUSE -- Facilities and materials are available for the self-starter. III. INDIVIDUAL REFERENCE ASSISTANCE -- Students or teachers retrieve requested information or materials for specific needs. IV. SPONTANEOUS INTERACTION AND GATHERING -- Spur-of-the-moment activities and gathering of materials occur with no advance notice. IV. CURSORY PLANNING -- Informal and brief planning with teachers and students for librarian and library media center involvement -- usually done in the hall, the teachers' lounge, the lunchroom, etc. (Ex., "Here's an idea for an activity and some materials to use." "Have you seen ...?" "What are you doing with your 6th grade? Can I help?") V. PLANNED GATHERING - Gathering of materials is done in advance of class project upon teacher request. VI. EVANGELISTIC OUTREACH -- A concerted effort is made to promote the philosophy of an integrated library media center program. VII. SCHEDULED PLANNING IN THE SUPPORT ROLE -- Formal planning is done with a teacher or group of students to supply materials or activities for a previously planned resource-based teaching unit or project. VIII. INSTRUCTION DESIGN, LEVEL I -- The library media specialist participates in every step of the development, execution, and evaluation of a resource-based teaching unit. Librarian and LMC involvement is considered as enrichment or as supplementary. IX. INSTRUCTIONAL DESIGN, LEVEL II -- The LMS participates in resource-based teaching units where the entire unit content depends on the resources and activities of the LMC program. X. CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT -- Along with other educators, the library media specialist contributes to the planning and structure of what will actually be taught in the school or districtBloom's Taxonomy for Library Media Teachers - I. KNOWLEDGE • What is the setting of the story? • Identify the Washington Monument and show its location on a map. • What is a tsunami? II. COMPREHENSION • Put the events of this story in the correct order. • Summarize this magazine article. • Compare and contrast two versions of a folktale. III. APPLICATION • Demonstrate using the OPAC and your knowledge of library organization to find a book about turtles. • Match these book covers to the correct area in the Dewey Decimal System. • Use the thesaurus to improve your paragraph. IV. ANALYSIS • How would this story be different if it had happened in a different country? • How was life different in your town 100 years ago? • What three ways is the main character like you? What three ways is the main character different than you? V. SYNTHESIS • Create a map of the library. Be sure to show what types of books are shelved in each area. • Predict what would happen next if the story had continued. • Rewrite this short story from one of the character's point of view. VI. EVALUATION • How could the author have made this book better? Give evidence for your decision. • Evaluate two Internet sources of information about the Egyptians. Which would be a better choice for your purpose and why? • After using three Internet search directories, which one do you feel is the best for school research? Boolean Search - An internet search that allows you to combine words and phrases using the words AND, OR, NOT and NEAR to limit, widen, or define your search.

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