Looks at the nature of resilience and its significance in the world of school libraries. Explore strategies to keep ourselves, our services proactive and responsive.
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Resilience is as resilience does Resilience is as resilience does
Phillippa Ashbey
Teacher Librarian
Phillippa Ashbey
Teacher Librarian Teacher Librarian
Christ’s College Canterbury
Christchurch
New Zealand
Teacher Librarian
Christ’s College Canterbury
Christchurch
New Zealand
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Diversity Challenge Resilience: School Libraries in Action- The 12
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Biennial School Library Association of Queensland, the 39
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Association of School Librarianship Annual Conferen ce, incorporating the
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International Forum on Research in School Librarian ship,
Brisbane, QLD Australia, 27 September – 1 October 20 10.
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A quiz designed by clinical psychologists
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What is resilience? What is resilience?
A.
The ability to block out bad thoughts
B.
A focus on the bright side of life
C.
The process of overcoming adversity
D.
All of the above
A.
The ability to block out bad thoughts
B.
A focus on the bright side of life
C.
The process of overcoming adversity
D.
All of the above
D.
All of the above
D.
All of the above
A
Answer:
The process of overcoming adversity
Answer:
The process of overcoming adversity
Who is resilient? Who is resilient?
A.
Everyone
B.
Only people born with innate resilience
C.
Trained professionals, such as emergency
response personnel or Special Forces soldiers
D.
Only those who've proven they can deal with
A.
Everyone
B.
Only people born with innate resilience
C.
Trained professionals, such as emergency
response personnel or Special Forces soldiers
D.
Only those who've proven they can deal with
Answer:
Everyone
Answer:
Everyone
A
D.
Only those who've proven they can deal with disasters
D.
Only those who've proven they can deal with disasters
Who tends to be more resilient? Who tends to be more resilient? A.
Children
B.
Adults
C.
Men
D.
Women
A.
Children
B.
Adults
C.
Men
D.
Women
A
Answer:
Children
Answer:
Children
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A.
People who are insecure
B.
People who are happy
C.
People who are sad
D.
People who are self-focused
A.
People who are insecure
B.
People who are happy
C.
People who are sad
D.
People who are self-focused
Who tends to be least resilient? Who tends to be least resilient?
A
Answer:
People who are self-focused
Answer:
People who are self-focused
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Which of these attributes are
associated with resilience?
Which of these attributes are
associated with resilience?
A.
Independence and a reliance on relationships
B.
Morality and a sense of humor
C.
Recognizing one's inner wounds and taking charge of them
A.
Independence and a reliance on relationships
B.
Morality and a sense of humor
C.
Recognizing one's inner wounds and taking charge of them
A
Answer:
All of the above
Answer:
All of the above
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of them
D.
All of the above of them
D.
All of the above
Resilient people Resilient people
A.
Don't get stressed when times are bad
B.
Are trained in stress-management techniques
C.
Seek help from reliable people in times of
stress
D.
Make concrete plans for handling traumatic
A.
Don't get stressed when times are bad
B.
Are trained in stress-management techniques
C.
Seek help from reliable people in times of
stress
D.
Make concrete plans for handling traumatic
A
Answer:
Seek help from reliable people
in times of stress
Answer:
Seek help from reliable people
in times of stress
C
D.
Make concrete plans for handling traumatic events
D.
Make concrete plans for handling traumatic events
Are there some experiences for
which resilience is more crucial?
Are there some experiences for
which resilience is more crucial?
A.
Events involving physical or emotional abuse
B.
Extraordinary ordeals, such as internment in a
prisoner-of-war camp
C.
World-shattering traumas, such as the loss of a child
A.
Events involving physical or emotional abuse
B.
Extraordinary ordeals, such as internment in a
prisoner-of-war camp
C.
World-shattering traumas, such as the loss of a child
A
Answer:
Any event traumatic
to us, no matter how trivial
it may appear to others
Answer:
Any event traumatic
to us, no matter how trivial
it may appear to others
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a child
D.
Any event traumatic to us, no matter how
trivial it may appear to others
a child
D.
Any event traumatic to us, no matter how
trivial it may appear to others
We are robbed of our resilience
by?
We are robbed of our resilience
by?
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Events caused by a natural disaster outside
our control
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Events that are random and meaningless
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Events that result in physical injury
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Events caused by a natural disaster outside
our control
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Events that are random and meaningless
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Events that result in physical injury
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Answer:
Events connected to
an older trauma we were
not able to handle at the time
Answer:
Events connected to
an older trauma we were
not able to handle at the time
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Events connected to an older trauma we were
not able to handle at the time
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Events connected to an older trauma we were
not able to handle at the time
With painful memories, resilient
people:
With painful memories, resilient
people:
A.
Nurse the pain as motivation to keep on going
B.
Recognize that life is painful, and accept that
they must live with their pain
C.
Shift from seeing themselves as victims to seeing themselves as survivors
A.
Nurse the pain as motivation to keep on going
B.
Recognize that life is painful, and accept that
they must live with their pain
C.
Shift from seeing themselves as victims to seeing themselves as survivors seeing themselves as survivors
D.
Think happier thoughts seeing themselves as survivors
D.
Think happier thoughts
A
Answer:
Shift from seeing
themselves as victims to
seeing themselves as survivors
Answer:
Shift from seeing
themselves as victims to
seeing themselves as survivors
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America’s Great Loop
Naples, Florida, Children’s
Library holiday programme
Naples, Florida, Children’s
Library holiday programme
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The Reptile Man
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Book talks
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Displays
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The Reptile Man
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Book talks
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Displays
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Displays
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Displays
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Teen Book Club
Elizabeth City, North Carolina
Teen Book Club
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Book discussion goups
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Film evenings
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Pizza & Coke
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Book discussion goups
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Film evenings
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Pizza & Coke
Library of Congress Library of Congress
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Digital delivery
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Concerts, films, lectures, poetry
and more.
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Digital delivery
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Concerts, films, lectures, poetry
and more.
Library Services Library Services
Kentucky Halloween Kentucky Halloween
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Mentoring
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Security
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Web II
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Mentoring
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Security
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Web II
Chicago Public Library Chicago Public Library
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Web II
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Publishing
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Partnerships
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Web II
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Publishing
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Partnerships
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Factors
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Factors Resilience on Lake Michigan Resilience on Lake Michigan
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Resilience Resilience
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What initiative are you most proud of
this year?
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What initiative are you most proud of
this year?
Local
Liaison
Budget
Library
Websit
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Research
Comp
etition
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Staff
promoti
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Display
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Buildin
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plans
Class
Program
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Earthquake -Sept 2010 Earthquake -Sept 2010
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Positive thinking vs positive psychology Positive thinking vs positive psychology
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Savouring
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Savouring
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Gratitiude
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Strengths
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Optimism
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Hope
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Meaning
Alison Ogier-Price
New Zealand Association
of Positive Psychology
Fiction promotion Fiction promotion
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Author visits
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Elizabeth Knox
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Bob Docherty
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Michael Grant
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Video Conferencing
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Author
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Kate De Goldi,
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Author visits
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Elizabeth Knox
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Bob Docherty
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Michael Grant
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Video Conferencing
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Author
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Kate De Goldi,
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Author
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Kate De Goldi,
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Te Papa Museum of NZ
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Wide Reading booklets
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Speed Date an Author
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Accelerated Reader
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Bookmarks
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Staff holiday reading promotions
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Author
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Kate De Goldi,
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Te Papa Museum of NZ
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Wide Reading booklets
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Speed Date an Author
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Accelerated Reader
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Bookmarks
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Staff holiday reading promotions
Other initiatives Other initiatives
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iPods, iPads,
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New OPAC
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Careers Kiosk
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New lending periods, library rules
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Physical spaces: aquarium, easy chairs,
student work displayed, digital signage R
iPods, iPads,
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New OPAC
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Careers Kiosk
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New lending periods, library rules
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Physical spaces: aquarium, easy chairs,
student work displayed, digital signage
Other initiatives Other initiatives
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Committees / Responsibilities
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Staff sessions on the Intranet, Graphic Organizers
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Parent News, Community News and College Magazines
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Parent evenings on student Social Networking
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Committees / Responsibilities
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Staff sessions on the Intranet, Graphic Organizers
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Parent News, Community News and College Magazines
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Parent evenings on student Social Networking
Resilience Resilience
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What is the best thing that could
happen in your library in the next
six months?
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What is the best thing that could
happen in your library in the next
six months? six months? six months?
New
technolo
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ies
Liaison
Planning/
Docume
nation
Increase
d issues
Publicit
y
Staff
promot
ions
Environ
ment
Partn
er
ships
Communi
cations
We must change because the world is changing We must change because the world is changing
Resilience is as resilience does Resilience is as resilience does
Phillippa Ashbey
Teacher Librarian
Phillippa Ashbey
Teacher Librarian Teacher Librarian
Christ’s College Canterbury
Christchurch
New Zealand [email protected]
Teacher Librarian
Christ’s College Canterbury
Christchurch
New Zealand [email protected]