Program guide rollout nhs
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Media Department Program Guide 2010 - rollout for NHS departments.
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- 1. The library… no longer a “place” Newington High School Library Home of your global information specialists
- 2. Newington Public Schools. Library Media Program Guide. 2010. Print. The philosophy of the Newington Public School Library Media Program is to ensure that all students and staff have the skills and opportunity to access, evaluate and use information. Through collaboration, library media specialists support curriculum, teach information literacy skills and foster an appreciation of literature.
- 6. OVERWHELMED? You can find help in the NHS Library!
- 9. THE FUTURE IS IN THE CLOUDS… Online productivity tools Services Resources Instruction OR … it’s all up in the air! Interactivity Networking Collaboration
- 11. Put the power of librarians to work for you!
- 13. Newington High School Library Home of your global information specialists The library… no longer a “place” Library Media Specialists Joan Joseph [email_address] Maureen Plourd [email_address] 860 666-5611 ext.178 http://www.hs.npsct.org/ Click “ Library Media Center ” follow us on Facebook The philosophy of the Newington Public School Library Media Program is to ensure that all students and staff have the skills and opportunity to access, evaluate and use information. Through collaboration, library media specialists support curriculum, teach information literacy skills and foster an appreciation of literature.
Editor's Notes
- Our new program guide emphasizes the importance for all students to be information literate in this rapidly changing global society.
- The 8 strands include identifying information needs, information strategies, processing information, applying information, the responsible use of information, assessing information and reading
- Our job IS information – use us
- We want to help you work smarter, not harder. You can do this by brainstorming project ideas and teaching strategies with us – we can guide you to the best resources, teaching tools and online productivity tools (like Googledocs, easybib, one note). You can also provide consistency in your research expectations by requiring your students to use a variety of resources (other than Google or wikipedia) and citing those sources as well as encouraging them to evaluate their research selections. These simple expectations have far-reaching implications for every teacher in the building when students understand they are being held to the same standards across all disciplines.
- Ours is a global society where we can no longer teach or learn in isolation – the library is no longer just a place