Teaching Library Skills and Content to Linguistically Diverse Students: The Role of Advance Organizers and Visual Resources.

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1. Verfasser: Dame, Melvina Azar
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Sprache:en
Veröffentlicht: 1995
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contents Teaching Library Skills and Content to Linguistically Diverse Students: The Role of Advance Organizers and Visual Resources. Dame, Melvina Azar Curriculum Development Instructional Materials Library Instruction Library Skills Limited English Speaking Media Specialists Multimedia Instruction Teaching Methods Visual Aids Explores ways in which school library media specialists can use advance organizers such as concept maps, picture files, and books without words to teach library skills to students with limited English proficiency. The author also shows how these resources can help teachers teach in the various content areas. (GR)
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spellingShingle Teaching Library Skills and Content to Linguistically Diverse Students: The Role of Advance Organizers and Visual Resources.
Dame, Melvina Azar
Curriculum Development
Instructional Materials
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Limited English Speaking
Media Specialists
Multimedia Instruction
Teaching Methods
Visual Aids
Teaching Library Skills and Content to Linguistically Diverse Students: The Role of Advance Organizers and Visual Resources. Dame, Melvina Azar Curriculum Development Instructional Materials Library Instruction Library Skills Limited English Speaking Media Specialists Multimedia Instruction Teaching Methods Visual Aids Explores ways in which school library media specialists can use advance organizers such as concept maps, picture files, and books without words to teach library skills to students with limited English proficiency. The author also shows how these resources can help teachers teach in the various content areas. (GR)
title Teaching Library Skills and Content to Linguistically Diverse Students: The Role of Advance Organizers and Visual Resources.
topic Curriculum Development
Instructional Materials
Library Instruction
Library Skills
Limited English Speaking
Media Specialists
Multimedia Instruction
Teaching Methods
Visual Aids
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ517220