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Main Author: Dickinson, Gail K.
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Language:en
Published: 2005
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Online Access:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ728088
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contents How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner Dickinson, Gail K. School Libraries Educational Practices Librarian Teacher Cooperation Theory Practice Relationship Evidence-based practice is a process used in the helping professions to systematically improve results by focusing on one child, patient, or client. Although not widely used in the school library profession, evidence-based practice could be used to provide a strong foundation for the teacher-librarian's role in student achievement. The process of evidence-based practice is similar to action-research processes in that practitioners develop an answerable question, search for known evidence in the literature, apply possible solution, evaluate the results, and share their findings with others in the profession. In this article, the author discusses how evidence-based practice can help teacher-librarians improve their school library programs and their own performance, while at the same time make a difference in the lives of the students.
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spellingShingle How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner
Dickinson, Gail K.
School Libraries
Educational Practices
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Theory Practice Relationship
How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner Dickinson, Gail K. School Libraries Educational Practices Librarian Teacher Cooperation Theory Practice Relationship Evidence-based practice is a process used in the helping professions to systematically improve results by focusing on one child, patient, or client. Although not widely used in the school library profession, evidence-based practice could be used to provide a strong foundation for the teacher-librarian's role in student achievement. The process of evidence-based practice is similar to action-research processes in that practitioners develop an answerable question, search for known evidence in the literature, apply possible solution, evaluate the results, and share their findings with others in the profession. In this article, the author discusses how evidence-based practice can help teacher-librarians improve their school library programs and their own performance, while at the same time make a difference in the lives of the students.
title How One Child Learns: The Teacher-Librarian as Evidence-Based Practitioner
topic School Libraries
Educational Practices
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Theory Practice Relationship
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ728088