OLA Quiz (Module 2: Key Organizations)

The Ontario Library Association represents over 1,300 of these.

• Ontario school libraries and learning commons

• Elementary and secondary teacher-librarians and school board consultants

• Canadian authors and illustrators

• Ontario school library patrons and donors

Which of the following goals is NOT part of the OLA Mission Statement?

• Promotes a love of reading and a sense of wonder and inquiry

• Supports all members with ongoing discounts on book and stationery purchases from major resellers

• Strengthens and unifies the voice of teacher-librarians as collaborative curriculum leaders

• Supports all members with ongoing professional development that will benefit school staff and student

The OLA publishes this triannual magazine to support members in providing significant and effective library programs and services.

• The Librarian's Desk

• OSLA Update

• Books & You

• The Teaching Librarian

The OLA is comprised of seven divisions; five represent library sectors, and one represents French language library interests. What area of interest does the seventh division represent?

Which OLA-sponsored initiative is notable for being Canada's largest recreational reading program?

• Forest of Reading®

• The Next Page®

• Reading is Evergreen®

• Canada Reads®

Which helpful resource on the Ontario Library Association website lists companies who exhibit at the OLA Super Conference?

• OLA Marketplace

• Library Buyer's Guide

• OLA Board of Directors contact information

• Advocacy Toolkit and Resources

Who is eligible for Ontario Library Association membership?

• Anyone with an interest in the library and information profession

• Ontario librarians, teacher-librarians, and support staff

• Graduates of the OLA library training curriculum

• Ontarians holding a valid library card

The Ontario Library Association summarizes its mission with the REAP acronym. What do the letters in REAP stand for?

• Respect

  Ethics

  Authorship

  Policy

• Reading

  Education

  Access

  Professionalism

• Research

  Education

  Advocacy

  Partnerships

• Reading

  Empowerment

  Advocacy

  People