Learning and Libraries in an Information Age: Principles And Practice

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Acknowledgments Introduction Contributors Part I: Overview Chapter 1: Literacy and Learning for the Information Age Part II: Context for Learning Chapter 2: How Do We Learn? Chapter 3: Information Literacy Skills Models: Defining the Choices Chapter 4: Learning in a Technology Context Part III: Context of Collaborative Planning and Teaching Chapter 5: Collaboration in Teaching and Learning Chapter 6: Standards-Based Teaching in the Library Media Center Chapter 7: Creating Meaningful Assignments for Students Learning Chapter 8: Making Sense of a Changing World: Digitized Primary Source Documents in Schools Chapter 9: Assessment: A Tool for Developing Lifelong Learners Part IV: Context of Library Media Programs Chapter 10: Developing a Collaborative Access Envirnoment: Meeting the Resource Needs of the Learning Community Chapter 11: Designing Library Media Programs for Student Learning Part V: Connecting to the Community Chapter 12: A Community of Learning for the Information Age Part VI: Connecting to Research Chapter 13: Student Learning: Linking Research and Practice Index

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