They offer me the chance to get directly involved with the students and to help teachers in my school. As teachers, you just don't have the time to do the extensive book research needed to discover the perfect book resources for all your class activities. Luckily, you have a librarian. It's my job to use my deeper understanding of the library's contents to expose you to both classic and fresh, new books that help meet your educational goals. Whether you seldom interact with your librarian or already have an excellent working relationship, there are some simple strategies you can adopt to enhance the teacher-librarian partnership.
Partnership is the key word.
Seeing your librarian as your partner in innovative teaching is the first, and most important, step in cultivating a productive relationship. It's also one of the easiest ways to reduce your daily pressures and invigorate your teaching. Regardless of your library's resources or your current relationship with the librarian, developing your teacher-librarian partnership will always be worth the effort. Start by meeting with your librarian and explaining that you are eager to take advantage of his or her expertise and that you want to use more library resources in your class activities. Discuss your teaching goals.