Is Flexible Scheduling Always the Answer? Some Surprising Results from a National Study.

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Hauptverfasser: Tallman, Julie I., Deusen, Jean Donham van
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Veröffentlicht: 1995
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author Tallman, Julie I.
Deusen, Jean Donham van
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Deusen, Jean Donham van
Tallman, Julie I.
Deusen, Jean Donham van
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contents Is Flexible Scheduling Always the Answer? Some Surprising Results from a National Study. Tallman, Julie I. Deusen, Jean Donham van Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Education Flexible Scheduling Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Role Media Specialists School Libraries Teacher Role Describes a project sponsored by a grant from the American Association of School Librarians and the Highsmith Corporation that focused on elementary curriculum integration of the library media program, collaboration between teachers and media specialists based on roles suggested in "Information Power," and flexible or fixed scheduling of classes for library media instruction. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Is Flexible Scheduling Always the Answer? Some Surprising Results from a National Study.
Tallman, Julie I.
Deusen, Jean Donham van
Course Integrated Library Instruction
Elementary Education
Flexible Scheduling
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Library Role
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Teacher Role
Is Flexible Scheduling Always the Answer? Some Surprising Results from a National Study. Tallman, Julie I. Deusen, Jean Donham van Course Integrated Library Instruction Elementary Education Flexible Scheduling Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Role Media Specialists School Libraries Teacher Role Describes a project sponsored by a grant from the American Association of School Librarians and the Highsmith Corporation that focused on elementary curriculum integration of the library media program, collaboration between teachers and media specialists based on roles suggested in "Information Power," and flexible or fixed scheduling of classes for library media instruction. (Author/LRW)
title Is Flexible Scheduling Always the Answer? Some Surprising Results from a National Study.
topic Course Integrated Library Instruction
Elementary Education
Flexible Scheduling
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Library Role
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Teacher Role
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ516597