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Stubeck, Carole J. – Knowledge Quest, 2015
Fixed scheduling is well-researched in the school library literature. We know from this research that information skills taught in isolation from curriculum content are not as relevant to students as skills taught in the context of what they already know (McGregor 2006). Constructivism is an approach to learning that posits individuals construct…
Descriptors: Evidence, Inquiry, School Libraries, Scheduling
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Teger, Nancy L.; Nunn, Donna – Knowledge Quest, 1999
Discussion of the introduction of block scheduling in high schools highlights two case studies that illustrate how a schedule change impacts the library media program. Shows how the library media specialists modified teaching and scheduling practices to take advantage of the extended instructional time. (Author/LRW)
Descriptors: Block Scheduling, Case Studies, Educational Change, High Schools
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Woolls, Blanche; Loertscher, David V. – Knowledge Quest, 1999
Library media specialists can show the effectiveness of the library media center in support of block scheduling through action research. This article discusses how to add to the evidence on the effects of changes because of block scheduling through testing the effects of block scheduling on use of the library media center. (Author/LRW)
Descriptors: Action Research, Block Scheduling, Educational Change, Elementary Secondary Education