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NMS Media
Center
Information and Links for
Teachers
The NMS
Media
Center
offers an extensive selection of professional materials, including
books, journals, transparencies, audio tapes, DVDs, and videos.
Equipment available for checkout includes Video Cameras, LCD/Video
Projectors, Tape Recorders, Boom Boxes, DVD Players, Digital Cameras,
etc. Following is an outline of the available services, facilities and
procedures, and a list of useful Internet links. As always, if you have
any questions or need help with any of these things, please let us
know!
Facilities and Guidelines
Media
Center
Layout
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Main Floor: divided into
2 areas: Reference and Reading
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Georgia
Room: contains materials relating to Georgia and famous Georgians, and
"Special Collections" including Literature and Poetry, and
the Careers collection.
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Media Storage Room: Videos, back issues of periodicals, software (laser discs, CD-ROMs),
audio tapes, DVDs, professional books and periodicals
Bringing your class to the
Media
Center
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Sign up in advance for
whole classes and large groups. There is a reservation board just past
the display case inside the Media
Center
door. Let us know what you
are doing, so we can help you make the most of your time here.
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When you bring a class,
remain in the Media
Center
and help your students maintain an atmosphere that is conducive to
learning and working.
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Individual students are
welcome, but will need a pass.
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Small groups (maximum 6
students) may come on one pass .
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(New!)
Pride groups are welcome to come to the media center.
1-3 students may come in on their own (with a pass), and the
entire Pride class may come in with their teacher.
Services
- Orientation
for all 6th grade students
- "Pathfinder"
orientation with each class when they begin a major research project
- Brief
review of available resources when students begin any research
assignment
- Prepare
bibliographies on requested units of study/reserve appropriate books
and materials
- "Book
Talks" for classes checking out specific types of books or to
motivate students to read and talk about books.
- Individual
assistance with book selection and research for students and
teachers
- Assistance
with video and multi-media equipment
We welcome any other ideas you have!
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Useful
links
Georgia
Performance Standards
Using
Primary Sources
Middleweb:
Exploring Middle School reform
Puzzlemaker
The
Best on the Web for Teachers
Education
World
Edutopia
Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators
Copyright
and Fair Use Guidelines for Teachers
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