Get Smart: The Crucial Link Between Media Specialists and A+ Student Projects.
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1996
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| author | Rankin, Virginia |
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| contents | Get Smart: The Crucial Link Between Media Specialists and A+ Student Projects. Rankin, Virginia Creativity Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Grading Media Specialists Middle Schools Plagiarism School Libraries Skill Development Student Projects Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Teaching Models Presents techniques that in the author's experience have helped middle-school students produce better, more original work. Alternative formats to the traditional report project, clear assignment criteria, a grading rubric, and instruction in visual communication are all valuable. A model with which teachers can reduce plagiarism and promote presentation skill development is included. (LAM) |
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| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 1996 |
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| spellingShingle | Get Smart: The Crucial Link Between Media Specialists and A+ Student Projects. Rankin, Virginia Creativity Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Grading Media Specialists Middle Schools Plagiarism School Libraries Skill Development Student Projects Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Teaching Models Get Smart: The Crucial Link Between Media Specialists and A+ Student Projects. Rankin, Virginia Creativity Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Grading Media Specialists Middle Schools Plagiarism School Libraries Skill Development Student Projects Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Teaching Models Presents techniques that in the author's experience have helped middle-school students produce better, more original work. Alternative formats to the traditional report project, clear assignment criteria, a grading rubric, and instruction in visual communication are all valuable. A model with which teachers can reduce plagiarism and promote presentation skill development is included. (LAM) |
| title | Get Smart: The Crucial Link Between Media Specialists and A+ Student Projects. |
| topic | Creativity Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Criteria Grading Media Specialists Middle Schools Plagiarism School Libraries Skill Development Student Projects Teacher Effectiveness Teaching Methods Teaching Models |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ529689 |