Engaging All Learners
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The document outlines 12 key areas to consider when designing a user-friendly high school library, including an instructional zone, reference area, computer labs, fiction and non-fiction hot spots, a recording studio, quiet zone, cafe, game area, professional library space, friendly staff, and engaging students in every area. It emphasizes the importance of administrators who encourage innovation, architects and designers who listen, visiting other facilities for inspiration, getting feedback on paper designs from others, being flexible to change over time, and letting students determine if the space meets their needs.
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- 1. A User-friendly High School Library 12 Pieces to a Solid Library Foundation
- 3. Reference Area Researching
- 5. Fiction Hot Spots Entertaining
- 6. Non-fiction Hot Spot Global questioning
- 10. Positive Game Area Socializing
- 11. Professional Library Innovating
- 13. Students Engaging in every area
- 14. How do you design a user-friendly library? Great administrators that encourage. Great architects and designers that listen! Visit, visit, visit other facilities! Look at the book stores, too! Lay out your designs on paper! Share with others and talk about it! BE FLEXIBLE! What needs changing does not happen overnight! The students using the facility are the best judge if the space is right! Be observant - if the students like it, they will let you know!