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Ford, Deborah B. – Library Media Connection, 2011
Teachers can use comic books and graphic novels (fiction and nonfiction) to teach curriculum and standards. Publishers see the interest that students have in graphic novels. Some companies have published graphic novels of the classics. These versions make it easier for second language learners or students reading below grade level to grasp the…
Descriptors: Classics (Literature), Cartoons, Novels, Change Strategies
Jaeger, Paige – Library Media Connection, 2011
Two hundred years ago, literacy meant being able to read and write. Today people find themselves with many literacies in a nation that is considered ninety-nine percent literate. The plethora of literacies has just given birth to another term--transliteracy. Transliteracy is the ability to read, listen to, view, understand, synthesize, and apply…
Descriptors: Reading Ability, Multimedia Instruction, Multiple Literacies, Literacy
Kimmel, Sue C. – Library Media Connection, 2011
School librarians occupy a space rich in resources and numeracy. They are thus positioned to offer resources and standards that promote inquiry, drawing conclusions, real world connections, and aesthetic enjoyment. Part of their task with teachers is to create those connections with curriculum and students. School librarians' collections are aswim…
Descriptors: School Libraries, Mathematical Concepts, Mathematics Teachers, Librarians
Goldfinch, Ellen – Library Media Connection, 2005
The library is a welcoming space for students and hence has to be met with certain requirements. Some of the tips that are presented to keep students comfortable include meeting students' need with humor and compassion, keeping signs and handouts simple, overdues be met with a Zen approach, finding out and giving what the patron needs.
Descriptors: Library Services, Library Materials, Library Role, Librarians
Vesey, Ken – Library Media Connection, 2004
One of the most important roles for school libraries in the digital age is to provide students with a context for processing Internet information. It has been suggested that the school library should strive for a more pronounced clicks-and-mortar identity combining the best of the web and the traditional library collection.
Descriptors: Library Materials, Internet, School Libraries, Library Role
Corona, Elia; Armour, Lauren – Library Media Connection, 2007
Encouraging literacy and academic success among English language learners (ELLs) is becoming an increasingly common challenge for educators. In the course of the authors work of training teachers or providing training for implementation of materials, they have found that the resources of the school library media center are invaluable for helping…
Descriptors: Second Language Learning, Academic Standards, Word Recognition, Writing Assignments