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Auteurs principaux: Buzzeo, Toni, Wilson, Stephanie
Format: Recurso educativo Open Access
Langue:en
Publié: 2007
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Accès en ligne:https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ776637
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author Buzzeo, Toni
Wilson, Stephanie
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Wilson, Stephanie
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Wilson, Stephanie
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contents Data-Driven Collaboration in Two Voices Buzzeo, Toni Wilson, Stephanie Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Library Services Information Skills Information Literacy Academic Achievement School Libraries Librarians Standardized Tests According to one of the authors, teacher/librarian collaborative instruction is still the most effective means to teach information literacy skills in order to improve student achievement. Numerous studies have confirmed the importance of library media center and library media specialists (LMSs) in improving student achievement. In this article, the authors describe how they implemented a data-driven collaboration approach to improve their school's library/teacher collaboration. The authors also describe how the approach has helped teachers and librarians to improve students' achievement.
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spellingShingle Data-Driven Collaboration in Two Voices
Buzzeo, Toni
Wilson, Stephanie
Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Media Specialists
Library Services
Information Skills
Information Literacy
Academic Achievement
School Libraries
Librarians
Standardized Tests
Data-Driven Collaboration in Two Voices Buzzeo, Toni Wilson, Stephanie Librarian Teacher Cooperation Media Specialists Library Services Information Skills Information Literacy Academic Achievement School Libraries Librarians Standardized Tests According to one of the authors, teacher/librarian collaborative instruction is still the most effective means to teach information literacy skills in order to improve student achievement. Numerous studies have confirmed the importance of library media center and library media specialists (LMSs) in improving student achievement. In this article, the authors describe how they implemented a data-driven collaboration approach to improve their school's library/teacher collaboration. The authors also describe how the approach has helped teachers and librarians to improve students' achievement.
title Data-Driven Collaboration in Two Voices
topic Librarian Teacher Cooperation
Media Specialists
Library Services
Information Skills
Information Literacy
Academic Achievement
School Libraries
Librarians
Standardized Tests
url https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ776637