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Flexible Scheduling: Why and How.

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Makemson, Carroll; Early, Sharon – Knowledge Quest, 2003

Discusses the kind of library media program that elementary students should have, focusing on the library schedule and its impact on student achievement. Considers time for collaborative planning with teachers; availability for multitasking in the library; and information literacy skills instruction integrated with content instruction. (LRW)

Descriptors: Academic Achievement, Course Integrated Library Instruction, Educational Planning, Elementary Education

Creating Active Learners on Hawaiian Adventures through Project ALOHA.

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Sato, Claire; Anderson, Thomas; Sakuda, Katherine – Knowledge Quest, 1998

Describes an integrated curriculum project for fourth graders in a Hawaiian elementary school with a highly transient population. The project, ALOHA (Active Learners on Hawaiian Adventures) was developed to motivate students in learning about Hawaii's culture and ecosystems. Cooperation between the library media specialist, technology coordinator,…

Descriptors: Active Learning, Course Integrated Library Instruction, Cultural Education, Curriculum Development