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What you do vs. What they think you do!
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•A while ago one of our science teachers had scheduled his biology classes in the library to accomplish some research. The students were searching books, articles and web sites while the teacher was
reading the newspaper. Every few minutes he would circle the room and the=
n sit
down again to read. All the while I was scurrying fro=
m one
student to the next, back to the circulation
desk and out again into the stacks or computer tables. The teacher approached me and in a confidential tone a=
sked,
"Tell me the truth, Fawn,
do you make up things to do so that you'll look busy and people will think you are working hard?" Expecting to see a twinkle in his=
eye, evaluated his expression only to find that he was
serious. "Oh, yes, I to=
ld =
him. You've
figured it out. Every servic=
e you
see here was created by magic. Isn't it wonderful?"
•A couple of days ago a teacher working on her library media endorseme=
nt came to observe the workings of my library. After 5 hours, as she prepared =
to leave she said to me, "You're not a
librarian. You're a fireman.=
You just go from one fire to another putting them out. Everyone wants you to help =
now - one after another, after another." At last someone understood! I'm <=
/span>the firefighting, magic-making school librarian. &=
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style=3D'font-size:56%'>•Fawn Morgan
Layton High School Media Specialist
Jan 10 2008
What moves in Your Library?
What I didn’t ask =
is:
Why?
Jerry-Fantasy-Science
Fiction no percent
Tamara -Most pop= ular – Fantasy 25% of Check outs 10%of Collection
Tamara -Most pop= ular – Fantasy 25% of Check outs 10%of Collection
Ray Hunter-Horror, Mystery,
Fantasy/Science fiction 20% to 30% of my check outs .05% of collection
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Paul Woodin-Fantasy 30% check out, 3% of collection&#=
13;
Pamela Walker- mystery/suspense
25-30% of Check outs, 3-5%of collection
Stanton Fuller- Romance 30% of Collection, 15% of collect=
ion
Joanne-Science fiction---5% of=
my
collection, 25% of my check outs
Rosette -Vampires less than 1%=
of
collection roughly 20% check
outs
Leslie-Fantasy Series .01% of collection, 25% of check
outs
CHRISTINE Hunsaker- contemporary/romance 30%, adventure books
15%
=
;
historical fiction 5%
Chuck- Fantasy/Mystery 10-15% of Collection, roughly 40% of c=
heck
outs
Books Checked in from last period of =
day to
2nd Period Next Day
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Manga
consists of .03% of total Collection,
yet accounts for 25% of my
total Checkouts.
![3DManga](3D"slide0042_image004.gif")
Graphic Novels
![3D"Graphic](3D"slide0043_image006.gif")
![](3D"slide0043_image007.gif")
Graphic Novels represents =
.02%
of my total collection, but represent 8% of my total
Book checkouts.
Between Manga & Graphic
Novels they represent 33% of my total circulation. All
other fiction represents 35% of my total circulation, leaving=
32%
of my circulation broken between all other categories.