Collaborative Approaches to Deepen Student Learning: Information Literacy, Curriculum Design, and Student Learning Workshops

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Autores principales: Hurvitz, Tate, Benvau, Roxane, Parry, Megan
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Publicado: 2015
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author Hurvitz, Tate
Benvau, Roxane
Parry, Megan
author_facet Hurvitz, Tate
Benvau, Roxane
Parry, Megan
Hurvitz, Tate
Benvau, Roxane
Parry, Megan
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contents Collaborative Approaches to Deepen Student Learning: Information Literacy, Curriculum Design, and Student Learning Workshops Hurvitz, Tate Benvau, Roxane Parry, Megan Information Literacy Curriculum Design Workshops Teacher Student Relationship Teacher Collaboration Librarian Teacher Cooperation Supplementary Education Faculty Development Partnerships in Education Program Implementation Program Evaluation Enrichment Activities Performance Factors College Programs Creating a collaborative environment across student services and instruction is often more challenging than it may first seem. Although effective collaboration is context specific, keeping student learning at the center of the work is a powerful element in successful collaborations. Grossmont College's first year experience program has attempted to create new patterns of behavior among faculty and students in order to foster the kinds of collaboration that can lead to deeper student learning, greater engagement and more success. In particular, an ongoing collaboration between the library, the professional development office, and a campus-wide supplemental student learning calendar serves as a good example of effective educational partnerships that have contributed to increased student success and retention.
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spellingShingle Collaborative Approaches to Deepen Student Learning: Information Literacy, Curriculum Design, and Student Learning Workshops
Hurvitz, Tate
Benvau, Roxane
Parry, Megan
Information Literacy
Curriculum Design
Workshops
Teacher Student Relationship
Teacher Collaboration
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Supplementary Education
Faculty Development
Partnerships in Education
Program Implementation
Program Evaluation
Enrichment Activities
Performance Factors
College Programs
Collaborative Approaches to Deepen Student Learning: Information Literacy, Curriculum Design, and Student Learning Workshops Hurvitz, Tate Benvau, Roxane Parry, Megan Information Literacy Curriculum Design Workshops Teacher Student Relationship Teacher Collaboration Librarian Teacher Cooperation Supplementary Education Faculty Development Partnerships in Education Program Implementation Program Evaluation Enrichment Activities Performance Factors College Programs Creating a collaborative environment across student services and instruction is often more challenging than it may first seem. Although effective collaboration is context specific, keeping student learning at the center of the work is a powerful element in successful collaborations. Grossmont College's first year experience program has attempted to create new patterns of behavior among faculty and students in order to foster the kinds of collaboration that can lead to deeper student learning, greater engagement and more success. In particular, an ongoing collaboration between the library, the professional development office, and a campus-wide supplemental student learning calendar serves as a good example of effective educational partnerships that have contributed to increased student success and retention.
title Collaborative Approaches to Deepen Student Learning: Information Literacy, Curriculum Design, and Student Learning Workshops
topic Information Literacy
Curriculum Design
Workshops
Teacher Student Relationship
Teacher Collaboration
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Supplementary Education
Faculty Development
Partnerships in Education
Program Implementation
Program Evaluation
Enrichment Activities
Performance Factors
College Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1112526