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Autor principal: Mann, Carolyn
Formato: Recurso educativo Open Access
Lenguaje:en
Publicado: 2005
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Acceso en línea:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ714144
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contents Cultural Connections: Open Your School to the World by Partnering with a Library Abroad Mann, Carolyn Foreign Countries Partnerships in Education Cultural Influences School Libraries Cultural Awareness College Students Elementary Schools Exchange Programs What school library media coordinator could resist the opportunity to engage students in a cultural exchange with a library elsewhere in the world? Not this one. When the author saw she could use her library to inspire students in rural North Carolina to broaden their understanding of the world, she leaped at the opportunity. She linked the elementary school to a project at Appalachian State University (ASU) that helps keep the only children's library in Bolivia alive. The author discusses in this article how she partnered with a struggling Bolivian Library, involved the entire school, and in the process, learned that reaching out to touch kids in Bolivia taught her students that they can make a genuine difference in the world. There are few lessons more important than that.
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spellingShingle Cultural Connections: Open Your School to the World by Partnering with a Library Abroad
Mann, Carolyn
Foreign Countries
Partnerships in Education
Cultural Influences
School Libraries
Cultural Awareness
College Students
Elementary Schools
Exchange Programs
Cultural Connections: Open Your School to the World by Partnering with a Library Abroad Mann, Carolyn Foreign Countries Partnerships in Education Cultural Influences School Libraries Cultural Awareness College Students Elementary Schools Exchange Programs What school library media coordinator could resist the opportunity to engage students in a cultural exchange with a library elsewhere in the world? Not this one. When the author saw she could use her library to inspire students in rural North Carolina to broaden their understanding of the world, she leaped at the opportunity. She linked the elementary school to a project at Appalachian State University (ASU) that helps keep the only children's library in Bolivia alive. The author discusses in this article how she partnered with a struggling Bolivian Library, involved the entire school, and in the process, learned that reaching out to touch kids in Bolivia taught her students that they can make a genuine difference in the world. There are few lessons more important than that.
title Cultural Connections: Open Your School to the World by Partnering with a Library Abroad
topic Foreign Countries
Partnerships in Education
Cultural Influences
School Libraries
Cultural Awareness
College Students
Elementary Schools
Exchange Programs
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ714144