International School Librarians
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Alison LeSueur joined Ann Krembs's groupInternational School Librarians
This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
Michael Leyland joined Ann Krembs's groupInternational School Librarians
This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
Annie Tam joined Ann Krembs's groupInternational School Librarians
This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
Alison Cuthbert joined Ann Krembs's groupInternational School Librarians
This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
Milly Pannunzio joined Ann Krembs's groupInternational School Librarians
This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
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This is a group open to all librarians but specific to international school librarians. Since we usually don't have a district or neighboring schools to rely on, let's create our own network here.See More
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Profile Information
- Hometown:
- In the US--Spokane, Washington and internationally--Mumbai, India
- What is the name of your school?
- Ann Krembs is an international educator. She's taught in El Salvador, Saudi Arabia, and Venezuela. She currently lives in Mumbai, India working as the head librarian at the American School of Bombay. Next school year she will move to the International School of Beijing.
- School or professional website:
- http://dearlibrarian.com
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In an ongoing effort to recruit a new generation of school library leaders, Mansfield University recently received a fifth Institute of Library and Museum Services (IMLS) grant to fund scholarships for its totally online School Library & Information Technologies Master of Education degree program with school library certification. If you know of an educator or non-certified librarian seeking school library certification, please pass along the news that we are still accepting applications for the spring 2012 semester.
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I teach in a suburban school district outside of Wash. DC (Loudoun County).
I have recently reconsidered teaching overseas, and was checking out the bombay school as well as the Shanghai school. Europe would be very fun too!
Greetings from The International School Yangon! I just joined this Ning recently and was happy to see an international teacher's group- thanks for getting it started!
One of my colleagues, Marianne Johnstone will be joining you in the library in Chennai next year! I am sorry to be losing her as a colleague and friend but I am sure she is heading to a grand adventure!
Looking forward to sharing ideas!
Michelle
I just read the fine print and see that you are not in Chennai at all but rather Mumbai. Sorry for the confusion....
Clark and Heidi are here (whom I'm sure you do know)- wonderful people!
Anyway- nice to be in touch!
Michelle
Wow, this is a very cool group! I'm not quite ready to take the plunge yet but am gathering info. I will go to the sites you mentioned and daydream a little though.
Thanks!
Joan
On the author news front: I went to Hong Kong a couple of weeks to see Markus Zusak, author of the Book Thief. He was wonderful--very casual, funny, and unpretentious. The students in the audience loved him. Unfortunately, he doesn't make many school visits anymore--he says he doesn't need to.
What are you doing for Poetry Month? I'm doing a poetry reading and 'A Poem in Your Pocket.'
Kathy
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