Three Strategies for Intensifying Student Involvement in the Teaching/Learning Process

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contents Three Strategies for Intensifying Student Involvement in the Teaching/Learning Process McGuire, Patience Lea Teaching Methods Media Specialists Library Services School Libraries Program Descriptions Small Group Instruction Student Participation Student Motivation Lifelong Learning This article describes the library media program at John Glenn Elementary School (San Antonio, Texas). The program's goal was to increase student involvement in the teaching/learning process through a library media program that would generate excitement, intensity, and commitment. The three strategies they employed to achieve this goal were: (1) large-group rallies to excite interest and foster determination; (2) small-group instruction for promoting intense involvement; and (3) schoolwide celebration for fostering commitment and generating lifelong learning.
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spellingShingle Three Strategies for Intensifying Student Involvement in the Teaching/Learning Process
McGuire, Patience Lea
Teaching Methods
Media Specialists
Library Services
School Libraries
Program Descriptions
Small Group Instruction
Student Participation
Student Motivation
Lifelong Learning
Three Strategies for Intensifying Student Involvement in the Teaching/Learning Process McGuire, Patience Lea Teaching Methods Media Specialists Library Services School Libraries Program Descriptions Small Group Instruction Student Participation Student Motivation Lifelong Learning This article describes the library media program at John Glenn Elementary School (San Antonio, Texas). The program's goal was to increase student involvement in the teaching/learning process through a library media program that would generate excitement, intensity, and commitment. The three strategies they employed to achieve this goal were: (1) large-group rallies to excite interest and foster determination; (2) small-group instruction for promoting intense involvement; and (3) schoolwide celebration for fostering commitment and generating lifelong learning.
title Three Strategies for Intensifying Student Involvement in the Teaching/Learning Process
topic Teaching Methods
Media Specialists
Library Services
School Libraries
Program Descriptions
Small Group Instruction
Student Participation
Student Motivation
Lifelong Learning
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ720852