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Main Author: Harada, Violet H.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2002
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ639631
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author Harada, Violet H.
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contents Personalizing the Information Search Process: A Case Study of Journal Writing with Elementary-Age Students. Harada, Violet H. Affective Objectives Case Studies Cognitive Objectives Elementary Education Elementary School Students Journal Writing Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists School Libraries Search Strategies Student Journals Teacher Collaboration Reports on a case study that focused on journal writing as a means of deepening elementary school students' cognitive and affective awareness of the information search process. Describes the research team that conducted the research and the impact of journal writing on the school library media specialist's reflective practices. (Author/LRW)
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spellingShingle Personalizing the Information Search Process: A Case Study of Journal Writing with Elementary-Age Students.
Harada, Violet H.
Affective Objectives
Case Studies
Cognitive Objectives
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Journal Writing
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Search Strategies
Student Journals
Teacher Collaboration
Personalizing the Information Search Process: A Case Study of Journal Writing with Elementary-Age Students. Harada, Violet H. Affective Objectives Case Studies Cognitive Objectives Elementary Education Elementary School Students Journal Writing Learning Resources Centers Media Specialists School Libraries Search Strategies Student Journals Teacher Collaboration Reports on a case study that focused on journal writing as a means of deepening elementary school students' cognitive and affective awareness of the information search process. Describes the research team that conducted the research and the impact of journal writing on the school library media specialist's reflective practices. (Author/LRW)
title Personalizing the Information Search Process: A Case Study of Journal Writing with Elementary-Age Students.
topic Affective Objectives
Case Studies
Cognitive Objectives
Elementary Education
Elementary School Students
Journal Writing
Learning Resources Centers
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Search Strategies
Student Journals
Teacher Collaboration
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ639631