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Autori principali: Wesson, Caren L., Keefe, Margaret
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1989
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ387223
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author Wesson, Caren L.
Keefe, Margaret
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Keefe, Margaret
Wesson, Caren L.
Keefe, Margaret
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contents Teaching Library Skills to Students with Mild and Moderate Handicaps. Wesson, Caren L. Keefe, Margaret Disabilities Elementary Secondary Education Librarians Library Instruction Library Skills Models Special Education Teachers Teacher Role Teaching Methods Teamwork A direct instruction model is applied to the teaching of library skills to students with mild/moderate handicaps. The model involves determining students' skill levels, setting objectives, providing instruction, and monitoring student progress. A team approach is recommended, involving the library media specialist and the special education teacher. (JDD)
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spellingShingle Teaching Library Skills to Students with Mild and Moderate Handicaps.
Wesson, Caren L.
Keefe, Margaret
Disabilities
Elementary Secondary Education
Librarians
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Models
Special Education Teachers
Teacher Role
Teaching Methods
Teamwork
Teaching Library Skills to Students with Mild and Moderate Handicaps. Wesson, Caren L. Keefe, Margaret Disabilities Elementary Secondary Education Librarians Library Instruction Library Skills Models Special Education Teachers Teacher Role Teaching Methods Teamwork A direct instruction model is applied to the teaching of library skills to students with mild/moderate handicaps. The model involves determining students' skill levels, setting objectives, providing instruction, and monitoring student progress. A team approach is recommended, involving the library media specialist and the special education teacher. (JDD)
title Teaching Library Skills to Students with Mild and Moderate Handicaps.
topic Disabilities
Elementary Secondary Education
Librarians
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Models
Special Education Teachers
Teacher Role
Teaching Methods
Teamwork
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ387223