School Librarian #150, 6th Ed EBOOK
School Librarian #150, 6th Ed EBOOK
Pass the TExES School Librarian for test #150 is an outstanding resource designed to provide the content review you need for success. It addresses the identification of standards, domains, and Competencies required of School Librarian teachers for certification to teach in public school classrooms in Texas.
The ebook is approximately 95 pages in length and includes a detailed chapter for each Competency, exercises, worksheets, illustrations and test-taking strategies in the style of all of the Pass the TExES books.
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https://www.tx.nesinc.com/Content/StudyGuide/TX_SG_about_150.asp
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School Librarian 150 Slide Module
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Angela Washington-Blair, Ph.D. holds both a Masters and a Doctorate in Library Science from the University of North Texas in Denton. For sixteen years she was a practicing librarian at two private schools, two public elementary schools, two colleges, and was the library director at one small college. She has written book reviews for Library Journal and Gothic Journal, as well as for two local newspapers. She also had her own "back-of-the-book" indexing business and indexed over 90 books. She taught as an adjunct the "Indexing and Abstracting" course at Texas Woman's University.
