Thirteen examples of how teachers have made feedback (as opposed to advice and evaluation) more central to their work with students.
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School Library Advocacy
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Promoting school libraries, programs and teacher librarians/library media specialists.
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Karen Bonanno
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Australia has an incredibly diverse, vibrant and fabulous children’s literary community which produces some of the most outstanding children’s books in the world and the Children’s Book Council of Australia (CBCA) Book of the Year Awards recognise some of this exceptional talent each year. This webinar provides a personal overview of the shortlisted titles in each category and pathways to supporting resources to enrich the reading experience and provide inspiration for the 2018 theme, ‘Find Your Treasure’. Book Week celebrations provide the perfect opportunity to have books shine as treasures and Megan will share a wide range of innovative online and offline activities, many aligned with the curriculum, which will transform your library for one of those weeks in the year that libraries truly shine.
This webinar is relevant for primary and secondary teachers, teacher librarians and library staff, as well as anyone with an interest in children’s literature and the wonders of Book Week. Participants will gain:
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6 Tips For Completing Schoolwork On The Go contributed by J Smith Students these days always seem to be on the go, whether that’s because of extracurricular involvement, family and friends, or even in the case of older students in late high school and college, a job.
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Whether you call it media literacy, digital literacy or e-literacy, being able to thoughtfully question, respectfully engage and creatively contribute are key factors to success in a digital world and need to be taught at school and at home.
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Something very important happened at this year's Chartered Institute of Library and Information Professionals (CILIP) School Libraries Group Conference. A brand new campaign was launched by CEO Nick Poole in his opening speech.
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If Kenya is serious about the new 2-6-6-3 Curriculum, it needs to start investing in school libraries.As all parents of primary school children are aware, Kenya is currently transitioning from the 8- 4-4 system of education delivery to the new 2-6-6-3 system.
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Spread the loveIf you are not making use of the school librarian, you are making a huge mistake. In fact, underestimating the power of the school librarian is a mistake of epic proportions! If you think librarians are quiet, elderly individuals who just put books on the shelves, you have the wrong...
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Media literacy is often cited as the solution - but to what problem?In this new blogpost for the Media Policy Project, Professor of Social Psychology at LSE,...
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Oh, the lengths to which one goes... https://flic.kr/p/25jsBba Once upon a time in my life as a philosophy-prof-on-the-way-to-librarianship, I decided that I was going to commit to using the ACRL’s Information Literacy Framework in my philosophy class designs.
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Whether they are doing storytime, teaching classes about social media privacy, or discovering new books to add to their collections, librarians always work overtime — and wear many different hats —…... 
Elizabeth Hutchinson's curator insight,
May 6, 2:32 AM
Don't ask me about 11! I don't know but I could find out...
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Teacher librarian Tania Sheko highlights the teaching aspect of teacher librarianship, and how she facilitates learning in her school.
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The school library is the hub of the school. It is a place for students to come and be free from the expectations of time, home, playground and classroom. It is a safe place where students can come to chill out, meet, talk, study, make and play. For many students, school libraries have always been a place of refuge from the playground or extreme weather.
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For the 20th anniversary of the U.S. publication of “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone,” Scholastic has commissioned Brian Selznick to design seven new jackets for the blockbuster J.K. Rowling series. USA TODAY Harry Potter is getting all spruced up for a new generation of readers. This year is the 20th anniversary of the American publication of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, and to mark the occasion, Scholastic has tapped children’s book author/illustrator Brian Selznick (The Invention of Hugo Cabret) to design new jackets for J.K. Rowling's blockbuster series. The seven new paperback editions will hit stores June 26. |
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https://kb.com.au/ | Everyone has a preference for how they like information to be presented to them so they can process it with relative ease. We also have preferences for the way we analyse and evaluate information and then communicate it to others. Identifying personal learning styles is a major key to improving your performance and that of your students. When we become more familiar with learning styles we can help our students learn faster, more efficiently and easily.
Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) can provide us with some insights into how we can learn and communicate best. 'Neuro' refers to the mind, 'Linguistic' is about language and 'Programming' is about our sequences of repetitive behaviour and how we can act with purpose. NLP modalities and submodalities can provide important distinctions that are evident in each learning style.
A blended learning approach will be presented as a pathway to help teachers develop teaching programs to engage students in active learning.
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Eighth-grade teacher Carrie Pierce uses discovery and inquiry-based learning in her classroom (and no textbooks.) Dig into how she makes math marvelous!
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Michael Cohen, a teacher at Yeshiva University of Los Angeles Boys School (YULA), helps students develop self-awareness, learn how to ask questions and have conversations with experts and designers like himself who are connected outside the world of education.
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What are the hallmarks of responsible journalism and how can the reader spot these very specific things? What tools can K-12 teachers and librarians use in their teaching to help students spot sloppy journalism and inaccurate news?
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Your online presence can be a virtual hub that gives learners, teachers, parents and whānau 24/7 access to your library's digital resources.
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Social media overload is real. Being a connected educator can be overwhelming, especially if you have been given a ton of information at once. What can be used to help manage your posting and sharing across multiple social media platforms?
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A blog about digital leadership, pedagogy, learning, and transformative change in education.
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Last month I provided some tools that can be used for creating online tutorials and videos. This month, I am sharing my list of tips for improving videos. These tips are some things that I have learned along the way...
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Library associations across the country are joining together in a campaign to make school libraries statutory and Ofsted-inspected. The three-year campaign will also ask for evidence on the current state of school libraries, and for ring-fenced budgets for library improvements.
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Online hub for Great School Libraries, the joint CILIP, CILIP SLG and School Libraries Association campaign to ensure that every child has access to a great school library. |
