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Bringing genius hour to your library: Implementing a schoolwide passion project program / Rush, Elizabeth Barrera 2018  Book
Rush, Elizabeth Barrera Book
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Publication California, ABC-CLIO, LLC, 2018.
Description xii, 163pDark blue spine
Summary/Abstract 'Genius Hour' is a name for a movement in education where students are allowed to regularly use a portion of class time to learn about whatever they want in school. Bringing "Genius Hour" to Your School Library is meant to provide information pertaining to elementary and secondary school librarians, guidance on how to initiate and manage a school-wide Passion Project program in the library, and develop the solidly coherent, meaningful library program"
Contents Introduction: What is Genius Hour? Why Genius Hour? Proposing Genius Hour to your campus The magnitude of your effort Schedules, project duration, and life in general Organization and communication Addressing curriculum The Navy SEAL approach to Genius Hour Introducing Genius Hour to your students Managing many topics Create an environment for independent learning Integration sensation Skills lessons Presentations Developmentally appropriate curriculum "Genius Hour, too" : bridging the gap Managing group projects Getting ready for presentations and next year Conclusion: making Genius Hour your own
Standard Number 9781440856525 Pb.
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Library alive!: Promoting reading and research in the school library / Gawith, Gwen 1987  Book
Gawith, Gwen Book
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Publication London, A & C Black Publishers, 1987.
Description 59pLight Blue Spine
Summary/Abstract This book is packed with challenging and absorbing activities to help children learn the skills they need to become confident, independent readers and borrowers and to enjoy using books. It includes games and activities to encourage critical and evaluative skills, research using many kinds of books and reasources, and a knowledge of organisation of a library.
Standard Number 0713629002 Hb.
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On-the-job sourcebook for school librarians / Tilke, Anthony 1998  Book
Tilke, Anthony Book
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Publication London, Library Association Publishing, 1998.
Description x, 172pPale blue spine
Summary/Abstract The main focus of the book is on the skills, competencies, kowledge and experience which enable the school librarian to make library provision in the secondary school relevant, meaningful and useful. Practical, it aims to stimulate thought and assist in developing strategy in any secondary school library, whatever its location and status and to emphasize the value of a well-supported library collection to the school community.
Standard Number 1856042707 Pb.
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