A New Look at a Valued Partnership: The Library Media Specialist and Gifted Students.
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1986
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| author | Flack, Jerry D. |
| author_facet | Flack, Jerry D. Flack, Jerry D. |
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| contents | A New Look at a Valued Partnership: The Library Media Specialist and Gifted Students. Flack, Jerry D. Elementary Secondary Education Gifted Independent Study Learning Resources Centers Library Role Library Skills Literature Media Specialists Opinions Reading Interests Reading Material Selection Research Skills School Libraries Suggests that media specialists can assist gifted learners by teaching them research skills, including the evaluation of information resources and how to design and carry out a plan of study, and by introducing them to good literature. Several model programs for gifted students that can be implemented in schools are described. (EM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1986 |
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| spellingShingle | A New Look at a Valued Partnership: The Library Media Specialist and Gifted Students. Flack, Jerry D. Elementary Secondary Education Gifted Independent Study Learning Resources Centers Library Role Library Skills Literature Media Specialists Opinions Reading Interests Reading Material Selection Research Skills School Libraries A New Look at a Valued Partnership: The Library Media Specialist and Gifted Students. Flack, Jerry D. Elementary Secondary Education Gifted Independent Study Learning Resources Centers Library Role Library Skills Literature Media Specialists Opinions Reading Interests Reading Material Selection Research Skills School Libraries Suggests that media specialists can assist gifted learners by teaching them research skills, including the evaluation of information resources and how to design and carry out a plan of study, and by introducing them to good literature. Several model programs for gifted students that can be implemented in schools are described. (EM) |
| title | A New Look at a Valued Partnership: The Library Media Specialist and Gifted Students. |
| topic | Elementary Secondary Education Gifted Independent Study Learning Resources Centers Library Role Library Skills Literature Media Specialists Opinions Reading Interests Reading Material Selection Research Skills School Libraries |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ341611 |