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Super Searchers Go To School Sharing Online Strategies With K12 Students Teachers And Librarians Joyce Kasman Valenza

Name: Super Searchers Go To School Sharing Online Strategies With K12 Students Teachers And Librarians Joyce Kasman Valenza
SKU: BELL-4546436
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (28 reviews)

SKU: BELL-4546436

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Super Searchers Go To School Sharing Online Strategies With K12 Students Teachers And Librarians Joyce Kasman Valenza instant download after payment.

Publisher: Information Today, Inc.

File Extension: PDF

File size: 30.19 MB

Pages: 272

Author: Joyce Kasman Valenza, Reva Basch, Doug Johnson

ISBN: 9780910965705, 0910965706

Language: English

Year: 2005

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Super Searchers Go To School Sharing Online Strategies With K12 Students Teachers And Librarians Joyce Kasman Valenza by Joyce Kasman Valenza, Reva Basch, Doug Johnson 9780910965705, 0910965706 instant download after payment.

Using an expert interview approach to K-12 research, this book shares ideas from professional researchers on the improvement of teacher awareness of critical information skills and the importance of information fluency. How educators and librarians can intrude respectfully when research becomes a largely self-serving pursuit, what the developmental issues are in teaching searching, and what a best practice looks like are discused. Other topics covered include motivating learners to care about improving their searching skills, selecting high quality resources, and how to engage an entire community, including classroom teachers, administrators, and parents.