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Auteur principal: Stefl-Mabry, Joette
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2018
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contents Documenting Evidence of Practice: The Power of Formative Assessment Stefl-Mabry, Joette School Libraries Evidence Based Practice Formative Evaluation Academic Achievement Documentation Student Educational Objectives Library Role Librarians Program Evaluation Library Services Instructional Effectiveness The field of school librarianship has long called for stronger evidence related to school libraries and student achievement (Stefl-Mabry and Raddick 2017; Stefl-Mabry et al. 2016; Morris and Cahill 2017). This article outlines a systematic method for school librarians to document student learning and provide tangible confirmation of their practice--evidence of student learning. Well-written learning objectives make core capabilities visible to school librarians, students, parents, and administrators. Systematically documenting evidence of practice by using formative assessment provides tangible evidence of what and how school librarians contribute to student achievement.
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spellingShingle Documenting Evidence of Practice: The Power of Formative Assessment
Stefl-Mabry, Joette
School Libraries
Evidence Based Practice
Formative Evaluation
Academic Achievement
Documentation
Student Educational Objectives
Library Role
Librarians
Program Evaluation
Library Services
Instructional Effectiveness
Documenting Evidence of Practice: The Power of Formative Assessment Stefl-Mabry, Joette School Libraries Evidence Based Practice Formative Evaluation Academic Achievement Documentation Student Educational Objectives Library Role Librarians Program Evaluation Library Services Instructional Effectiveness The field of school librarianship has long called for stronger evidence related to school libraries and student achievement (Stefl-Mabry and Raddick 2017; Stefl-Mabry et al. 2016; Morris and Cahill 2017). This article outlines a systematic method for school librarians to document student learning and provide tangible confirmation of their practice--evidence of student learning. Well-written learning objectives make core capabilities visible to school librarians, students, parents, and administrators. Systematically documenting evidence of practice by using formative assessment provides tangible evidence of what and how school librarians contribute to student achievement.
title Documenting Evidence of Practice: The Power of Formative Assessment
topic School Libraries
Evidence Based Practice
Formative Evaluation
Academic Achievement
Documentation
Student Educational Objectives
Library Role
Librarians
Program Evaluation
Library Services
Instructional Effectiveness
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ1165040