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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
Dees, Dianne; Mayer, Alisande; Morin, Heather; Willis, Elaine – Library Media Connection, 2010
Librarians promote student learning through technology, literacy, and collaboration with teachers. Each element provides ample opportunities to offer leadership and to learn as a member of the learning community. The librarian demonstrates leadership within the professional learning community (PLC) by providing professional development for…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, Technology Integration, Cooperation, School Libraries
Harada, Violet H.; Kirio, Carolyn; Yamamoto, Sandy – Library Media Connection, 2008
High schools are under tremendous pressure to increase graduation rates and lower dropout numbers. A survey conducted for the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation indicated that over a third of students entering high school never graduate on time. Students who drop out claim that the curriculum is disconnected from real life and that their schools…
Descriptors: Educational Strategies, High Schools, Media Specialists, Team Teaching