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The Intersection Between Libraries and Learning
The document discusses the role of librarians and libraries in supporting learning and literacy. It outlines how librarians love to network, share information, find resources, and work with teachers and students. Librarians help develop students' information literacy and research skills through scaffolding research, curating resources, and teaching the research cycle. The document emphasizes the importance of collaboration between teachers and librarians, noting that partnerships can provide complementary expertise and support for student reading, research, and NCEA assessments.
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- 66. Ultimately, information literate people are thosewho have learnedhow to learnAmerican Library Association
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- 77. Things to Consider Whatdo I currently do well? What are the missing pieces of my jigsaw puzzle? How can I maximise collaboration potential with my school librarian? Other Ideas?
Editor's Notes
- #13 Development of the programme How it works – 2006 One off sessions – regular programme
- #14 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #15 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #16 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #17 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #18 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #19 Reviewing sites – Bob etc Goodreads Summer Reading Torchlight list Sport of Reading club – Kids Lit Quiz Reading Challenge – Year 9 & 10
- #27 One off sessions Whole Term Whole Year
- #33 Starts right from the junior level “Classics” collection Note taking template
- #34 Starts right from the junior level “Classics” collection Note taking template