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Collaborating to Meet Standards Download
Toni Buzzeo's collaborative planning form!
"Media specialists will find Buzzeo's practical suggestions to be extremely helpful in taking their library program to a higher level." ~ Library Talk Magazine, May/June 2002
To purchase Collaborating
to Meet Standards books direct from the Publisher,
Demystify the collaborative process with these hands-on guides, one for elementary library media specialists and teachers and one for secondary library media specialists and teachers.
Collaboration is much more than just the latest buzzword. It is a worthwhile concept that can greatly benefit library media specialists, teachers, students, and administrators alike. And if it is done correctly, collaborative planning and teaching can help to meet educational standards. These straightforward resources presents methodology and models to assist elementary and secondary school library media specialists in their efforts to work collaboratively with teachers. Each of the fully developed units included are standards-based, and provide opportunities for students to master information literacy skills as outlined in Information Power while they also work on content area learning. These examples demonstrate the versatility of the template, which can be used across the curriculum in an endless variety of applications, resulting in full compliance with various benchmarks and standards. Chapters on the
history and
benefits of collaboration are included. Factors for success; roadblocks
to collaboration and how to overcome them; and personal testimonials
from
administrators,teachers and library media specialists will provide a
wealth
of information about workin a collaborative environment. Reviews
"Highly recommeded
for professional development for existing personnel, for teachers in
training, and for pre-service education programs. Probably the best of it's kind on the
market today." ~ Gerald R. Brown, International Association of School
Librarianship (IASL) Reviews "Most media specialists will find Buzzeo's practical
suggestions to be extremely helpful in taking their library media
program to a higher level.." ~ Kathleen McBroom, Library Talk, May/June 2002 "Written for library media
specilists and their teaching partners, the book presents comprehensive
units in a standardized template that can be adapted and used in
librarians' own collaboration efforts. Easy to read and use, the book
also lists the benefits of collaboration, as well as ways to overcome
obstacles." ~ NEA Today,
October 2002
"It's easier to pique teachers' interest in the
collaborative process, and for them to understand it, if you have a
model to show them. Part of what makes this book so useful is
that it not only provides such a model but also offers great ideas for
units to hook teachers. This
volume is a treasure: having read it, I now have several new
units that I'm excited to share with my teachers. Highly Recommended." ~ Lee Gordon, Library Media Connection, January
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