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Auteur principal: Johnson, Doug
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1999
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contents A Curriculum Built Not To Last. Johnson, Doug Cognitive Processes Curriculum Development Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Methods Information Literacy Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists Models Recordkeeping Resource Materials School Libraries Skill Analysis Skill Development Student Projects Technology Integration Describes the development of an information-literacy curriculum that incorporates media and technology by media specialists in the Mankato Area Public Schools (Minnesota). Topics include identifying current skills; the Big Six information-processing model; grouping skills within the model; curriculum integration; projects to replace traditional written reports; identifying necessary resources; assessment tools; record-keeping systems; and revising. (LRW)
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spellingShingle A Curriculum Built Not To Last.
Johnson, Doug
Cognitive Processes
Curriculum Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Evaluation Methods
Information Literacy
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
Models
Recordkeeping
Resource Materials
School Libraries
Skill Analysis
Skill Development
Student Projects
Technology Integration
A Curriculum Built Not To Last. Johnson, Doug Cognitive Processes Curriculum Development Elementary Secondary Education Evaluation Methods Information Literacy Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists Models Recordkeeping Resource Materials School Libraries Skill Analysis Skill Development Student Projects Technology Integration Describes the development of an information-literacy curriculum that incorporates media and technology by media specialists in the Mankato Area Public Schools (Minnesota). Topics include identifying current skills; the Big Six information-processing model; grouping skills within the model; curriculum integration; projects to replace traditional written reports; identifying necessary resources; assessment tools; record-keeping systems; and revising. (LRW)
title A Curriculum Built Not To Last.
topic Cognitive Processes
Curriculum Development
Elementary Secondary Education
Evaluation Methods
Information Literacy
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
Models
Recordkeeping
Resource Materials
School Libraries
Skill Analysis
Skill Development
Student Projects
Technology Integration
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ586404