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Auteurs principaux: Geiken, Nancy, Larson, Julie, Donham, Jean
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 1999
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Accès en ligne:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ601803
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author Geiken, Nancy
Larson, Julie
Donham, Jean
author_facet Geiken, Nancy
Larson, Julie
Donham, Jean
Geiken, Nancy
Larson, Julie
Donham, Jean
collection Education Resources Information Center
contents Opportunities and Challenges for Collaboration. Geiken, Nancy Larson, Julie Donham, Jean Access to Information Block Scheduling Cooperative Planning Educational Development Elementary Secondary Education High Schools Information Literacy Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Middle Schools School Libraries Block scheduling has the potential to affect several aspects of the library media program--information literacy instruction, collection development, access to the library media center, and collaboration between teacher and teacher- librarian. To explore these, two schools--a high school and middle school--that have implemented block scheduling are described. (AEF)
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spellingShingle Opportunities and Challenges for Collaboration.
Geiken, Nancy
Larson, Julie
Donham, Jean
Access to Information
Block Scheduling
Cooperative Planning
Educational Development
Elementary Secondary Education
High Schools
Information Literacy
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Middle Schools
School Libraries
Opportunities and Challenges for Collaboration. Geiken, Nancy Larson, Julie Donham, Jean Access to Information Block Scheduling Cooperative Planning Educational Development Elementary Secondary Education High Schools Information Literacy Learning Resources Centers Librarian Teacher Cooperation Middle Schools School Libraries Block scheduling has the potential to affect several aspects of the library media program--information literacy instruction, collection development, access to the library media center, and collaboration between teacher and teacher- librarian. To explore these, two schools--a high school and middle school--that have implemented block scheduling are described. (AEF)
title Opportunities and Challenges for Collaboration.
topic Access to Information
Block Scheduling
Cooperative Planning
Educational Development
Elementary Secondary Education
High Schools
Information Literacy
Learning Resources Centers
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Middle Schools
School Libraries
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ601803