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Autori principali: Webb, Norman L., Doll, Carol A.
Natura: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lingua:en
Pubblicazione: 1999
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Accesso online:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ591637
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author Webb, Norman L.
Doll, Carol A.
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Doll, Carol A.
Webb, Norman L.
Doll, Carol A.
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contents Contributions of Library Power to Collaborations between Librarians and Teachers. Webb, Norman L. Doll, Carol A. Course Integrated Library Instruction Curriculum Development Data Analysis Elementary Secondary Education Grants Instructional Development Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Collection Development Library Funding Library Services Data from over 400 schools shows participation in Library Power increased the percentage of schools where teachers and librarians collaborated to plan instruction and to develop the library collection, and increased the percentage of teachers collaborating with the librarian in schools where collaboration already existed. Collaborative logs indicated library skills were integrated into the curriculum at all grade levels. (Author/AEF)
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spellingShingle Contributions of Library Power to Collaborations between Librarians and Teachers.
Webb, Norman L.
Doll, Carol A.
Course Integrated Library Instruction
Curriculum Development
Data Analysis
Elementary Secondary Education
Grants
Instructional Development
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Library Collection Development
Library Funding
Library Services
Contributions of Library Power to Collaborations between Librarians and Teachers. Webb, Norman L. Doll, Carol A. Course Integrated Library Instruction Curriculum Development Data Analysis Elementary Secondary Education Grants Instructional Development Librarian Teacher Cooperation Library Collection Development Library Funding Library Services Data from over 400 schools shows participation in Library Power increased the percentage of schools where teachers and librarians collaborated to plan instruction and to develop the library collection, and increased the percentage of teachers collaborating with the librarian in schools where collaboration already existed. Collaborative logs indicated library skills were integrated into the curriculum at all grade levels. (Author/AEF)
title Contributions of Library Power to Collaborations between Librarians and Teachers.
topic Course Integrated Library Instruction
Curriculum Development
Data Analysis
Elementary Secondary Education
Grants
Instructional Development
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Library Collection Development
Library Funding
Library Services
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ591637