 | I am interested in pursuing a degree in Instructional Tehnology. I am currently a School Media Specialist with a Masters in Library Science. I am just curious what kinds of Jobs I will be able to pursue when I finish my second Masters Degree.
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 | Ok what I want to do is to become a school librarian. I do not have a Master's Degree though. I've already taken and passed Praxis I so there's one step in the right direction. After I take Praxis II for Library Media Specialists can I then begin to search for a job as a school librarian? I live in Mississippi.
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| What services of the school fall under this title? I'm assuming that the librarian or library media specialist is one of the areas but what are the others?
What skills and personal qualities are important for a person whose job is to provide these services to a student body- and that are different than the skills and attributes needed to be an effective teacher?
Thanks
To InGodWeTrust,
The main problem with picking up the phone to call and ask is because it is Sunday and school districts are off today.
1 answer - Asked By: Hermione G - 9/20/2009 |
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 | 23, graduated in '06 with a BA in journalism, career to date hasn't been great, but there's been an offer made to work on a paper's website. However, entertaining the idea of going back to school to earn MLS for teacher-librarian, which I could complete within 18 months and keep working part-time at a job I already have now. Any thoughts on what my best move might be?
1 answer - Asked By: CT Mike - 2/14/2008 |
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| I have a Library of Science (masters) degree but I need experience to get a job. Any advice?
I have thought about volunteering and also part-time employment with a masters of library science, but my professors in school had told me that doesn't look good on my resume. Any comments?
5 answers - Asked By: nana08290814 - 11/16/2008 |
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Not a public school I meant to say a public library.
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 | I am very open to relocating to any smaller community (50,000 or less). What is the best way to look for work in another state when not much information is online for smaller communities? I have 12 years of retail experience but have not worked for the past 4 years. Some of my education includes:
Associate of Science Degree
Accounting Clerk Certificate of Completion
Business Administrative Support I Certificate of Completion
Business Administrative Support II Certificate of Completion
Customer Service Certificate of Completion
Front Office Support Certificate of Completion
Media Design Technology Certificate of Completion
Medical Office Administration Certificate of Completion
CCNA Certification
A+ Certification
Net+ Certification
MCSA and MCSE Certifications
Microsoft Office Specialist
Essentially, I am to any job where I am qualified and am able to buy a home in a few years.
5 answers - Asked By: operaphantom2003 - 8/15/2007 |
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 | I'm an elementary teacher with licensure for K-6 and gifted K-12. I want to further my options within the field. I have the opportunity to take over a position as media specialist at another elementary school. In taking this I will have to get my master's in library science. My other option is to stay with elementary another year and get my national board certification, and in another year start a master's in reading education. I'm really torn between the two and need to give an answer to the superintendent of human resources within the next couple of days. What would you do?
5 answers - Asked By: jen12121980 - 7/17/2006 |
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 | I have heard many people say the job is hard to find. I have also heard that the position has very little say so in what goes on in the library. Anyone here a school librarian/media specialist? What is it like?
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 | Any clues to what I can do? I have a MA in Writing, an MLIS and a BA in Journalism. I'm working as an office assistant now. I know I could be doing more.
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 | Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of being a librarian? Is job security better? What about finding a job in the first place? Is there less after school and weekend work? Is it harder to discipline the students that come in the library because they aren't yours? Overall, is it more enjoyable than teaching?
1 answer - Asked By: Annette - 6/13/2009 |
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 | I looked on the ALA website and saw none. What do Alaska residents do if they want to major in this? Online courses maybe?
1 answer - Asked By: Lisa Gold - 1/12/2012 |
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 | I'm 16 and i am seriously considering becoming a forensic scientist so basically i guess i want to know whats to be in a life of one? what do they do? and anything else that could help me.
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| As a career? How do you decide what you will go to school for, what school, and what career you will like?
5 answers - Asked By: Jake Abraham - 7/8/2011 |
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 | The title says it all pretty much.
Also, could a minor be of any significant help getting a teacher position? If so, what minor?
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 | And a BA in criminology?
2 answers - Asked By: mrs. jennifer lawrence - 5/9/2013 |
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| I love photography...it's my passion.
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 | Long story short my family has no class, so I never got taught it, I have class though not very much, I slip up some times.
What are the basics of class, and how to act in upper class situations? I have a lot down I'm not a moron, but I'd like some information please, as tonight was embarrassing for me because of my father.
3 answers - Asked By: I see a red door - 2/10/2012 |
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 | I think I'm interested in working as a librarian but want to hear more about what the job is really like. Thanks!
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 | I am thinking about seeking a M.ED in instructional technology with an emphasis as a library media specialist. If I choose not to work in the school system do you think I could find other jobs with this degree? If so what type of job and in what industry? Thanks.
1 answer - Asked By: mead1973 - 5/28/2009 |
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