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27 October, International School Library Day

ISLD is celebrated world-wide, today, the 4th Monday of October.
This year’s theme is: Literacy and Learning at Your School Library.

The underlying message is that school libraries make a difference. They have a formidable, sometimes under-recognised, under-estimated impact on student achievement.

ASLA says “School libraries play an important role within school communities as centres for teaching and learning, and in breaking new ground in the application of information and communication technologies in the delivery of library and information services.”

In June 2008 ASLA won the IASL / LinksPlus Library Commendation Award - Virtual Conference an Outstanding and Innovative Project.

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The Value of School Libraries in Learning

CMIS Research — Research studies continue to show that an active school library program run by a trained teacher librarian makes a significant difference to student learning outcomes.

IASL: School Libraries Make a Difference is a collation of links to research reports.

Impact of School Libraries on Student Achievement: a Review of the Research

Report for the Australian School Library Association
by
Michele Lonsdale


Australian Council for Educational Research
www.acer.edu.au/library/

Melbourne
March 2003

The full report is available in .pdf format.

International Research into school libraries

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