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Main Authors: Taylor, Rhonda Harris, Overmier, Judith A.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 1996
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536237
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author Taylor, Rhonda Harris
Overmier, Judith A.
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Overmier, Judith A.
Taylor, Rhonda Harris
Overmier, Judith A.
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contents Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Reflecting the Best in Popular Culture. Taylor, Rhonda Harris Overmier, Judith A. Class Activities Critical Thinking Cultural Pluralism Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Media Selection Popular Culture Public Schools School Libraries Benefits for including popular culture resources in the school library resource center and classroom are that they provide entrees for communication and teaching; baselines of student knowledge; abundant and popular resources; opportunities for teaching critical thinking skills; and diversity. Discusses how teacher librarians can choose the most useful mass resources. Provides examples of classroom activities. (PEN)
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spellingShingle Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Reflecting the Best in Popular Culture.
Taylor, Rhonda Harris
Overmier, Judith A.
Class Activities
Critical Thinking
Cultural Pluralism
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning Resources Centers
Media Selection
Popular Culture
Public Schools
School Libraries
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Reflecting the Best in Popular Culture. Taylor, Rhonda Harris Overmier, Judith A. Class Activities Critical Thinking Cultural Pluralism Educational Resources Elementary Secondary Education Learning Resources Centers Media Selection Popular Culture Public Schools School Libraries Benefits for including popular culture resources in the school library resource center and classroom are that they provide entrees for communication and teaching; baselines of student knowledge; abundant and popular resources; opportunities for teaching critical thinking skills; and diversity. Discusses how teacher librarians can choose the most useful mass resources. Provides examples of classroom activities. (PEN)
title Mirror, Mirror on the Wall: Reflecting the Best in Popular Culture.
topic Class Activities
Critical Thinking
Cultural Pluralism
Educational Resources
Elementary Secondary Education
Learning Resources Centers
Media Selection
Popular Culture
Public Schools
School Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ536237