One role of the library media specialist in the advisor-advisee program is to:

a. purchase professional materials on young adolescent development and contemporary problems and share these with school personnel and parents.
b. assist with advisory and lesson planning only when the sessions involve special needs students.
c. work with the administrator to be sure advisory sessions are well-planned and conducted.
d. work with the interdisciplinary team only on academic matters and leave the advisor-advisee program to professionals who have been adequately trained.


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