An Eco-Collaboration

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1. Verfasser: Devlin, Jacquelin C.
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Veröffentlicht: 2007
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contents An Eco-Collaboration Devlin, Jacquelin C. Student Research Ecology Cooperation Media Specialists School Libraries Librarians Teacher Collaboration Conservation (Environment) Student Projects School Community Relationship Relevance (Education) As an elementary school library media specialist, the author has always tried to improve the authenticity of student research and increase collaboration with classroom teachers. Two years ago all those efforts came together and exceeded her highest expectations: a school-wide ecology fair showcased student research alongside the displays of community organizations devoted to similar topics. Students saw their projects as real-world concerns. They educated not only themselves but also their peers, parents and the public, and teachers saw what could be accomplished with true library/classroom collaboration.
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spellingShingle An Eco-Collaboration
Devlin, Jacquelin C.
Student Research
Ecology
Cooperation
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Librarians
Teacher Collaboration
Conservation (Environment)
Student Projects
School Community Relationship
Relevance (Education)
An Eco-Collaboration Devlin, Jacquelin C. Student Research Ecology Cooperation Media Specialists School Libraries Librarians Teacher Collaboration Conservation (Environment) Student Projects School Community Relationship Relevance (Education) As an elementary school library media specialist, the author has always tried to improve the authenticity of student research and increase collaboration with classroom teachers. Two years ago all those efforts came together and exceeded her highest expectations: a school-wide ecology fair showcased student research alongside the displays of community organizations devoted to similar topics. Students saw their projects as real-world concerns. They educated not only themselves but also their peers, parents and the public, and teachers saw what could be accomplished with true library/classroom collaboration.
title An Eco-Collaboration
topic Student Research
Ecology
Cooperation
Media Specialists
School Libraries
Librarians
Teacher Collaboration
Conservation (Environment)
Student Projects
School Community Relationship
Relevance (Education)
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ762725