61. Teacher Resource Center Projects and Programs lesson Plan Builder News Sequenced lesson plans. Quick Links Web Resources in information literacy/Media Specialists http://www.glc.k12.ga.us/trc/cluster.asp?mode=browse&intPathID=5263

62. Information Skill Resources For Collaborating With Teachers And Students tiny apple image Developing an information literacy Program K12 tiny apple image Into the Curriculum lesson plans for Library Media Skills http://www.deblogan.com/flex2.html

Site Menu Home Credentials Publications Web Pages ... About this Site Library "Stuff" Developing Teacher Contacts got books? Hot Links ... Reading! Resources for Developing a Collaborative Integrated Instructional Program: Rationale and Support Materials Information Skill Resources ... a Good Book! For FUN! The Dogs Cool Links Resources for Developing a Collaborative Integrated Instructional Program: Information Skill Resources for Collaborating with Teachers and Students Bazeli, Marilyn J. and James L. Heintz Technology across the Curriculum: Activities and Ideas Libraries Unlimited, 1997 Look here for lesson ideas on integrating the use of a variety of technologies across the curriculum. Developing an Information Literacy Program K-12: A How-To-Do-It Manual and CD-ROM Package Neal-Schuman Publishers, Inc., 1998 A CD-ROM accompanies this extensive book of K-12 integrated information skill lesson plans. The K-12 nature of this work provides an overview of an information skills curriculum. Doggett, Sandra L. Beyond the Book: Technology Integration into the Secondary School Library Media Curriculum Libraries Unlimited, 2000

63. C.O.D. Library - Information Literacy Curriculum Modules Professional and Vocational Guidance information literacy Module In addition to finding appropriate lesson plans from which to model their own, http://www.cod.edu/library/services/faculty/infolit/ILACmodules.htm

@import url(../../../libweb/styles/library-main.css); /*IE and NN6x styles*/ Library Services Skip Navigation C.O.D. Library catalog Article databases ... Search the Web Find Resources Library catalogs Article databases Search the Web Course reserves ... Philanthropy Center Research Help Ask a Librarian Research FAQs Research guides Citing sources ... Special needs users About the Library Hours Library cards Policies Contact us What's New New books New audiobooks New rental videos New educational media Information Literacy Curriculum Modules ILAC Project Proposal Form for Fall Semester 2006 (Word Document) The following curriculum modules, developed collaboratively by librarians and classroom faculty, passed review by a committee* and were awarded funding through the College's Information Literacy Across the Curriculum (ILAC) Plan in March 2005. There will be another opportunity in Fall Semester 2005 to submit new proposals Managers and Their Environment: A Real World Analysis Faculty Developers: Jane Murtaugh and Judy Wagner Students working in groups of two will compare and contrast two companies, analyzing each firm's leadership style and the way in which top management functions within the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats of its internal and external environment. Each group will evaluate their ‘best' and ‘worst' companies in terms of actual management concepts they have been studying. This project will also give the students an opportunity to use a variety of print and electronic resources to evaluate their companies. A major focus of the Library orientations will be on the process of how one goes about evaluating print and electronic information that is available about companies in terms of reliability, usefulness, and point of view. Students in their final projects will be expected to not only analyze and evaluate their companies' management environment but also to analyze and evaluate the resources they used to research their companies.

64. Educators - Lesson Plans Language Arts, The UTOPIA lesson plans were created specifically for our users by a TILT (Texas information literacy Tutorial) developed by the Digital http://utopia.utexas.edu/lesson_plans/e_jones/barbara_jordan_part_three.html

HOME EDUCATORS > LESSON PLANS LANGUAGE ARTS MATH SCIENCE SOCIAL STUDIES ... EMAIL UPDATES The UTOPIA lesson plans were created specifically for our users by a handpicked team of Texas educators during our 2004 K-12 Curriculum-Writing Summer Institute. The Life and Times of Barbara Jordan - Part Three Subject: American Literature Grade Level: Rationale or Purpose: Students will learn about a very famous Texas woman and her place in American history while they engage in meaningful research and create, revise, edit, and publish a piece of writing. (Note to Teacher: This unit might be useful in February, during Black History Month.) Materials: Computers with Internet access to the UTOPIA website located at http://utopia.utexas.edu/project/barbara_jordan/ A grammar/writing textbook CD or disk for saving their work Paper and pen 3X5 note cards Teacher-provided handouts for research Test and rubric (which are included in this lesson plan series) Lesson Duration: 45-55 minutes. ( Note to Teacher: This unit is designed to be part of six lesson unit on Barbara Jordan.) Objectives: English III - 110.44

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66. Project K12-Search Lessons And Search Interface For Electronic Electronic information literacy is becoming increasingly more important in the lesson plans. Project K12Search consists of 14 lessons that can be used http://www-2.cs.cmu.edu/~callan/k12/Pubs/NECC-00.html

67. Adult Literacy And Education Resources This is a guide which will help you create lesson plans using online resources. This Directory of Ohio Adult literacy Programs contains information http://literacy.kent.edu/Oasis/Resc/Educ/edu.html

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68. Education Big6 information literacy for an information Age information and lesson plans on the Big6 approach to teaching information literacy. http://www.library.ucsb.edu/subjects/education/educatio.html

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69. Undergraduate Education Information Literacy The American Library Association (1989) defines information literacy as an How can I find lesson plans for my teaching assignments, both inprint and http://www.uleth.ca/edu/currlab/handouts/informationliteracy.html

Back To: Handouts Undergraduate Education Information Literacy Program For further assistance in using any of the resources in the Lab, please ask at the Curriculum Lab Information Services Desk Information Literacy Defined: The American Library Association (1989) defines information literacy as an individual's skill to "recognize when information is needed and have the ability to locate, evaluate, and use effectively the needed information ." American Library Association (1989). Presidential Committee on Information Literacy. Final Report.(Chicago: American Library Association, 1989. Retrieved June 22, 2005 from http://www.ala.org/ala/acrl/acrlpubs/whitepapers/progressreport.htm Information Literacy is Important: The Association of College and Research Libraries (2005) emphasizes that "the uncertain quality and expanding quantity of information pose large challenges for society. The

70. Other Literacy Sites Includes lesson plans, ERIC database search, family literacy information, and expert Q and A. Human Resources and Skill Development, Canada Authentic http://www.monroe.lib.in.us/vital/othersites.html

Home VITAL - Volunteers In Tutoring Adult Learners Skip Navigation Volunteers ... Other Literacy Sites Catalog Search word author title subject call # Home My Account About the Library Research Tools ... Site Search Other Literacy Sites Web Sites for Tutors Lesson planning, educational strategies and techniques for adult literacy tutors. Free electronic library classroom: Class on the Net for Librarians with little or no Internet Experience. 30 lessons providing easy instructions on how to use the net, including email and searching techniques. Clearinghouse on Reading, English, and Communication Provides educational materials, services, and coursework to anyone interested in language arts. Includes lesson plans, ERIC database search, family literacy information, and expert Q and A Human Resources and Skill Development, Canada Authentic Workplace Materials are (forms, tables, graphs, brochures, regulations) used in many jobs throught Canada. The collection focuses on Reading Text, Document Use and Writing with some use of Oral Communication and Numeracy. The skills taught are transferable and can be used in many different jobs and situations other than work. ILTERC, Indiana Literacy and Technical Education Resource Center

71. Kindergarten Connection Offers free games and lesson plans in math, language arts, and literacy. http://www.kconnect.com/

SPECIAL OFFERS Distance Learning University Credit for Primary Teachers in Reading/Language Arts and Math The Kindergarten Connection is dedicated to providing valuable resources to primary teachers. Each week we offer new hints, tips, and information in our Teacher Tips pages. Frequent updates to the Lesson Plans section gives you fun and practical activities for your classroom. Our Book Review area features authors, illustrators, and books from the wonderful world of children's literature. Our Links page includes a comprehensive list of resources that you'll want to bookmark immediately! The Fresno Pacific University link offers online Teacher To Teacher Graduate Courses for Primary Teachers! Earn 3 graduate units through the School of Professional Studies! Have fun exploring the site and remember... please E-mail Carol your comments, suggestions, or questions! Welcome! You are visitor 969,203 to The Kindergarten Connection since May, 2002! We have had over 1 million since we launched! ©1997 Lorac LRD 920 Board Only Frank Gossett's Auto Preview Kindergarten, California Kindergarten Association, CKA, lesson plans, elementary education, math, Carol Gossett, graduate courses, Fresno Pacific University, college classes, AIMS, free, first grade, children's literature, early childhood, math, art, research.

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73. Exploring Adult Literacy: Adult Learning Division, CRA Evolving electronic peerreviewed journal intended for adult literacy practitioners in adult basic education, family literacy and workplace literacy. Provides practical, but research-based short articles on new ideas in the field as well as position papers, lesson plans, reviews, and an interactive forum for adult literacy providers. http://literacy.kent.edu/cra/

Exploring Adult Literacy: Adult Learning Division, CRA The Adult Learning Division (ALD) is a branch of the College Reading Association (CRA) CRA is a professional organization devoted to fostering and promoting teaching and learning processess related to literacy at all levels. ALD focuses on the adult reader and adult literacy programs such as ABE, GED, workplace and family literacy. This site produced by OLRC Web Team

74. 21st Century Literacies: Information Literacy information literacy Standards referenced in each student lesson are from the American Library Association and Association for Educational Communications http://www.kn.pacbell.com/wired/21stcent/information.html

21st Century Literacies Information Media Multicultural ... Visual Information Literacy The Information Literacies Curriculum presents the process and essential skills for embedding information literacy strategies across all areas of the curriculum. Information Literacy Standards referenced in each student lesson are from the American Library Association and Association for Educational Communications and Technology This Information Literacy section is based on "Managing Information in a Digital Age," developed by teachers and librarians at Seeds University Elementary School, UCLA A panel of K-12 teachers and library media teachers reviewed samples of the lessons. Lessons were reviewed on the following criteria: Clarity of the Lesson Flow of the Lesson Appropriate Grade Level Appropriate Time Allotment for Guided and Independent Instruction Appropriate Technology Which lessons are appropriate for your students? You can use the image Information Management Graph below to access lessons in the areas where your students need the most help, browse through lessons topic by topic , or look for lessons broken out by Grade Level . Lessons and resources are shown as links (for most, this will be

75. Interactive Websites For Adult Education Links to adult literacy topics including interactive geography games, grammar, voter involvement, lesson plans with Internetbased resources and a link for low-level literacy learners. http://www.research.umbc.edu/~ira/Interweb.html

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76. World Discovery Web Site - Providing Lesson Plans And Teaching Objectives In Edu Provides teachers with lesson plans and teaching objectives relating to social studies and literacy. http://www.worlddiscovery.ca

Welcome to the World Discovery website. World Discovery is a join initiative between various Toronto schools and The Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA) WorldDiscovery.ca is a website where you can find leading edge learning materials developed by practitioners from various Toronto schools. Although the learning materials have been developed by practitioners from select schools, the site is available to any teacher, student or parent. Here you can find curriculum documents (lesson plans) based on The Ontario Curriculum Language and Social Studies Expectations . World Discovery currently provides customized lesson plans, assessment guidelines and required resources for grades 1, 2, 3, 4 and 6. Adobe Acrobat Reader is required for viewing downloads. Privacy Statement

77. LCP Catalogue : Home Educational publisher of foreign and modern language courses, numeracy and literacy resource files, lesson plans and other planning materials. http://www.lcpuk.co.uk/

About Us Contact Us What's New Downloads ... Help Home Search by format Flipbooks Lesson plans QCA resources Photocopiables CDs/Cassettes Dictionaries Resource Files Reading cards Games Worksheets Whether you’re new to teaching or have years of experience, you’ll always be on the lookout for new ideas. That’s where we come in. Here you’ll find LCP’s full range of inspirational resources designed to make teaching less stressful for you, and challenging and exciting for your pupils. From innovative activity ideas to motivating lesson plans and time saving photocopiables, with our tried and trusted resources you’ll have everything you need for a fresh and exciting curriculum. Einfach Grammatik This indispensable photocopiable resource provides teachers with a wealth of stimulating German grammar worksheets for Key Stage 3; a reliable approach to expanding and improving German grammar skills in the classroom. Übung macht den Meister 1, 2 and 3 These fully photocopiable homework activities are guaranteed to save you hours of planning and preparation time. Bien dit These brand new CDs will provide you with interactive, teacher-led speaking activities, which are ideal for use on a big screen.

78. CanTeach: English Language Arts - Beginning Reading And Writing lesson plans and other activities for teaching early literacy skills. http://www.canteach.ca/elementary/beginning.html

Resources Links Discuss Submit ... English Language Arts Beginning Reading and Writing Lesson Plans Line Drawing Obstacle Course (K-1) Word Race Word By Word: A Story Writing Game Alphabet Words (K-2) Spinning Short Vowel Word Game (K-2) Touch and Feel Box (K-2) Alphabet Battle (K-1) Bang!: A Sight Word Game Creating an Alphabet Booklet Spelling Bee/Musical Chairs Resources Alphabet Art (K-1) Literacy Centres Ideas (K-2) A List of Class Big Book Ideas (K-2) www.CanTeach.ca

79. Big6: An Information Problem-Solving Process Sample lesson Plan New Exemplary Website Library information literacy Skills Charting a Virtual Course for Quality Teaching and Learning http://www.big6.com/

Information Literacy for the Information Age Search our site: Home Overview Lessons Links ... Big6 Kids Why Big6? "I know that this process gets our students organized, thinking about their needs and the work that they do." - Melinda Miller-Widrick, Colton, NY. Other Comments Sample Lesson Plan Note-Taking with Young Ones (Grades K - 5) Three ways to help little kids "take notes." >>check it out>> Other Lesson Plans Mike Eisenberg Bob Berkowitz What is the Big6? The Big6 is an information literacy model. Some people call it a metacognitive scaffold, or an information problem solving strategy. Developed by Mike Eisenberg and Bob Berkowitz, the Big6 is the most widely-known and widely-used approach to teaching information and technology skills in the world. When you apply the Big6 steps, you have an essential framework to approach any information-based question. read more... Announcements REGISTER NOW! Big6 Event: "Looking at the World Through Big6 Glasses" AASL 2005 Conference You're invited to attend this relevant and memorable Big6 event, held Thursday, October 6, 2005 in Pittsburgh, PA! Don't miss out on this great event!

80. CTAP Online - CTAP 201 : Information Literacy & The Internet lesson information literacy Why integrate the Internet? Review select types of Internet activities for your lesson; Plan your Internetbased http://www.ctaponline.org/courses/ctap201/

@import "/skins/ctaponline/css/format.css"; @import "/skins/ctaponline/css/skin.css"; Skip over navigation text size: A A A H ome Room I nformation C ourses T ools Co m munication S tandards Site Ma p Thursday September 22, 2005 Login ID Password Forgot your Login ID Password You are in Home Room Courses CTAP 201 CTAP 201 Course Materials page of 23 Course Map [ show all Lesson 1 Activity 1a : Intr... Activity 1b : Why ... Activity 1c : Why ... E-Tools Webcasting Lesson 2 Integration Exchanges 1 Exchanges 2 Problem Solving Activity 2a, 2b : ... Activity 2c, 2d : ... Lesson 3 Searching Activity 3a : Sear... Activity 3b : Sear... Activity 3c : Subj... Activity 3d, 3e, 3... Lesson 4 Pitfalls Activity 4a, 4b : ... Activity 4c : Murp... Activity 4d, 4e : ... Course Tools Lesson Plans Document Sharing Webliography Forums Begin the Course Overview The Internet is a powerful, ever-evolving teaching and learning tool. The Web offers an engaging and challenging atmosphere where students can hone their information literacy and problem-solving skills. When integrated effectively, the Internet makes the development of these skills more relevant to students by anchoring learning tasks in meaningful, authentic, and highly visual contexts. It also can teach students how to work together to solve problems through group-based, cooperative learning activities. And, for the most part, the wealth of information on the Net is free. In this course, you will explore how teachers and students around the world are using the Internet in the classroom to enhance student learning. You will learn to locate the exact information that you want, to recognize information that is of the highest quality and reliability, and to apply the information effectively in your lesson plans. Activities include everything from the use of various search strategies to the evaluation of online data.

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