Temporary Teacher Librarian at Airport Elementary (British Columbia)

Temporary Teacher Librarian at Airport Elementary (British Columbia)

28 Aug
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St. Clement's School
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British Columbia

28 Aug

St. Clement's School

British Columbia

Join School District 71 as a temporary 0.50 FTE Teacher Librarian for Grades K-7 at Airport Elementary. Bring your expertise in Library Science to foster student literacy and digital citizenship.

This role requires a Master's Degree in Library Science or Teacher Librarian Certificate. You will develop critical thinking and cooperative skills in students and support teachers with technology. Your responsibilities will encompass assembling resources and promoting engaged learning experiences within the library setting.

Key Responsibilities:
• Advocate for learning improvement in instruction and assessment
• Develop students' critical thinking and communication skills
• Organize and maintain library resources, both print and digital




• Cultivate personalized learning through activities and programs
• Provide leadership guidance to Library Clerks as needed

Requirements:
• Proven classroom teaching experience
• Strong interpersonal and communication skills
• Experience with Follett Automated Library System
• Familiarity with copyright and site licensing
• Ability to model instructional technology strategies

Leverage your library expertise to empower lifelong learners within School District 71.
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📌 Temporary Teacher Librarian at Airport Elementary (British Columbia)
🏢 St. Clement's School
📍 British Columbia

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