Bridges, Windows, and Frameworks: A Twenty-First Century School Library Media Education Curriculum.

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Autor principal: Aaron, Shirley L.
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contents Bridges, Windows, and Frameworks: A Twenty-First Century School Library Media Education Curriculum. Aaron, Shirley L. Curriculum Development Educational Change Elementary Secondary Education Futures (of Society) Global Approach Information Literacy Learning Processes Learning Resources Centers Library Education Library Role Media Specialists Models School Libraries School Restructuring Specialization Staff Utilization Discusses future education for library media specialists that will reflect the changes being brought about as a result of school restructuring. Topics include an educational model based on instructional specialization, realigned staffing patterns, a global perspective, information literacy, and helping students construct effective mental frameworks for learning. (LRW)
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spellingShingle Bridges, Windows, and Frameworks: A Twenty-First Century School Library Media Education Curriculum.
Aaron, Shirley L.
Curriculum Development
Educational Change
Elementary Secondary Education
Futures (of Society)
Global Approach
Information Literacy
Learning Processes
Learning Resources Centers
Library Education
Library Role
Media Specialists
Models
School Libraries
School Restructuring
Specialization
Staff Utilization
Bridges, Windows, and Frameworks: A Twenty-First Century School Library Media Education Curriculum. Aaron, Shirley L. Curriculum Development Educational Change Elementary Secondary Education Futures (of Society) Global Approach Information Literacy Learning Processes Learning Resources Centers Library Education Library Role Media Specialists Models School Libraries School Restructuring Specialization Staff Utilization Discusses future education for library media specialists that will reflect the changes being brought about as a result of school restructuring. Topics include an educational model based on instructional specialization, realigned staffing patterns, a global perspective, information literacy, and helping students construct effective mental frameworks for learning. (LRW)
title Bridges, Windows, and Frameworks: A Twenty-First Century School Library Media Education Curriculum.
topic Curriculum Development
Educational Change
Elementary Secondary Education
Futures (of Society)
Global Approach
Information Literacy
Learning Processes
Learning Resources Centers
Library Education
Library Role
Media Specialists
Models
School Libraries
School Restructuring
Specialization
Staff Utilization
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ516577